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Why is the Bush Administration Afraid of Hugo Chavez? [VIDEO]

Posted by Adam Howard at 12:26 PM on July 9, 2007.


For years now, Hugo Chavez has been a major thorn in the Bush Administration's side. Why is he such a threat to their agenda?
Hugo Chavez on Link TV

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A special report by independent journalist Greg Palast in which he travels to Venezuela on special assignment from Link TV to get beyond the U.S. media image of President Hugo Chavez and to find out why the Bush administration is trying to oust him. The report offers a never-before-seen interview with Chavez, insight into Chavez’s relationship with the U.S. as well as Chavez’s plans for Venezuela, perspectives from opposition party members and raw footage from the slums of Caracas. The entire program can be viewed in its entirety on Link TV. Check out the video to your right for more.

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Adam Howard is the editor of PEEK.


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