Chavez's Legacy in Venezuela and Beyond

Chavez's Legacy in Venezuela and Beyond

Title: Chavez's Legacy in Venezuela and Beyond
Author: World Politics Review
Release: 2013-04-09
Kind: ebook
Genre: Politics & Current Events, Books
Size: 97569
World Politics Review special reports are detailed compilations of recent WPR articles on a special theme. This report focuses on former President Hugo Chavez's legacy in Venezuela and the region.

Summary: Whoever succeeds Hugo Chavez as Venezuela's president will inherit a country deeply marked by the late leader's populist politics. At home, Chavez leaves behind a powerful political movement but many weakened government institutions. Regionally, the durability of the alliances he built on a foundation of cheap energy is uncertain. Meanwhile, the U.S. should seek opportunities to reframe its Venezuela policy for the post-Chavez era.

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