If everybody dislikes Chavez so much,why did he win again ?

Question

The presidency of Venezuela

Answer 1

He is disliked by corporate plutocracy because he caters to the well-being and independence of the people in his nation instead of being a puppet regime and allowing the country's public resources be exploited by big corporations. He has been lucky, he has, thank God, survived a CIA initiated coup already, and I hope he'll continue to return power to the people.

Answer 2

because of the fact they are going to be sturdy. would not advise they are going to win nevertheless. yet are you able to come back up with any explanation why they might not repeat??? undesirable injuries and undesirable success are the only issues I see. It happens in hockey. This ain't basketball the place the "general" team continuously wins. that is hockey... all people can win, all people can lose. yet right now there at the instant are not any injuries and no undesirable success because of the fact they have not performed, so all people with a techniques can see that because of the fact the Wings have incredibly ruled the league in the generally happening season after the lockout, and in simple terms gained a Cup with relative ease. Now they are the comparable team that gained the Cup, different than they gained Marian Hossa, and lost the surplus bags that grow to be Dominik Hasek. additionally the different team that made the Finals has incredibly fallen aside, particular they further some skills, yet we don't comprehend yet how which will artwork out. perhaps they are going to be extra helpful, who's generally happening with.

Answer 3

What does The USA want. They overthrow a dictator in Irak to bring "democracy ", in Venezuela they are upset because a President has been democratically elected by a landslide.?
Chavez is loved in his country and in a lot of Caribbean and S.America states.

Scott, next elections in theUSA, all voters will have to pass an IQ test. Only the critical thinkers will be able to vote.

Answer 4

lol - because "everybody" lives in Washing DC and doesn't vote in Venezuela!
EDIT:
Fraud? Strange that the observers declared the election fairly won.
Strange that the opposition candidate conceded defeat without accusing of fraud.
Strange that the US government congratulated Venezuela on conducting a successful democratic election - in spite of the fact that they hate the winner.

Answer 5

the answer is very easy, think of how many poor people lives in Venezuela, that they are much happier with Chavez than the rich people, and remember : 1 vote of a poor counts the same as 1 vote of the rich.

Answer 6

Who is 'everybody'? Not the people that voted for him, for a start. We could ask the same question and substitute 'Bush' - believe it or not, he's not well-like outside America.

Answer 7

It was a fraudulent election. Read this article. Very enlightening.
http://www.vcrisis.com/index.php?content=pr/200611280711

This from the Wall Street Journal -
"It was massive fraud,” Doug Schoen told Michael Barone at U.S. News and World Report. “Our internal sourcing tells us that there was fraud in the [Venezuelan] central commission.” There are widespread reports of irregularities and evidence of fraud, many of them ably recorded by Mary Anastasia O’Grady in the Wall Street Journal last week.

Jimmy Carter enabled this man to be re-elected. I am starting to wonder if Carter hates America.

Answer 8

Well I don't dislike him,I hate him.He got reelected because we in America didn't get a vote.He is a evil man that should run off hand in hand with Castro and both of them should be killed to death.

Answer 9

The people there are too close to the Forrest to see the trees.

Answer 10

Latin Americans like him. Americans don't because he took away their freedom to exploit Venezuelan natural resources and manipulate their economy.