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Amanpour viewers shared personal expectations as the discussion about Venezuela’s internal crisis unveiled. The exchange Christiane and the Venezuelan leaders led initiated an open dialogue among the majority of the viewers who felt that Chavez’ leadership “faltered throughout.” The mere minority said they would vote for Chavez again if he was re-elected and commented that they did not find such a “broken” outcome during his governance. Overall, the audience’s disapproval of Chavez and his time in office surpassed by a landslide those who disagreed and voted in Chavez’s favor.
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Comments about Venezuela’s internal crisis
Stephanie Waleska Lacitis Prince
well as venezuelan i think that chavez is president because of 2 things, the first one the opposition here is completly disorganized and they keep fighting among themselves for shares of power and they are not focus in helping the country, also we have an awful past in terms of corruption and mismanagment of our resources
Thomas J. Colatrella
Chavez gives Socialism a bad name...plus he's a lunatic that gives 5 hour speeches...
Fravia Marquez
Stephanie, I agree 80% with you. Furthermore, I think that you have been rational enough to see, at least from your own perspective both sides.Beginning by the fact of recognizing the existence of people who loves President Chavez. I wish opposition would had people like you in command.
Abramt Ocanto M
The venezuelans will not elect him anymore.. the people have realized that he´s a DICTATOR and we refuzed to live like we´re living.. we are just waiting the elections to kick him out
Richard Vila
Is no accident to read in this post, comments made by the employees of the Venezuelan embassy... like seals... clapping to receive food from the hand of the Ambassador...
Augus MenMar
CHAVEZ WILL NOT CONTINUE TO BE ELECTED, UNDER NORMAL CIRCUNSTANCES.
Sarai Rodriguez
In my opinion, YES. More than 50% will vote again for him (including myself)...why?...................................The president has brought welfare to us. The social issue is on top of his agenda. Health, education, access to drinking water, etc., are improved since he came to the power.
@camanpour on Twitter
The abassador of Venezuela isnt telling the truth. i am a citizen from Venezuela , and we dont have electricity for more than 4 hours and even more, RCTV was a channel that it was supended from Cable because its wasnt with the goverment,.. Leopoldo Lopez is right a 100%
Chavez is a blithering idiot. The people know it. But since he's virtually shut down all voices ala Soviet Union / Iran he is a complete, inept dictator. No water, no elec., no milk, no free speech.
The U.S. needs to recognize it has only one friend in Latin America, and that is Colombia. Chavez wants to be the Supreme Communist Leader of the Americas. We need to support whatever opposition there is.