NYT on Hugo Chavez

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Sun Nov 4, 2007 at 9:32 am PST • Views: 447

The New York Times continues a long tradition of useful idiocy, with a piece on Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez: Chavez is a Genius of a Politician: Charming, Folksy, Flirtatious.

UPDATE at 11/4/07 10:28:19 am:

It should be noted that the full article, although overly sympathetic to Chavez, is an interesting look at the oil-driven politics of Venezuela with lots of historical background: The Perils of Petrocracy.

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