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While Chavez enjoys a great deal of popular support and has indeed made improvements to education and healthcare....it hasn't all been a bed of roses there. Infringement on the free press is not exactly a glowing mark on his resume.
Not like here in America where news organizations have the freedom to post lies and call it "news."
Not like here in America where news organizations have the freedom to post lies and call it "news."
The freedom to post lies is better than just posting what the government says you can post. Since there are many news outlets - we can count on MSNBC offering a different perspective than FOXnews.
The new educated people will end up in South Florida like the earlier ones. Why would they waste their lives in Venezuela where they know their skills will not be appreciated?
I said nothing about whether or not they should educate people.
I said Chavez policy drove out the educated people, to which someone else said it didn't matter because they are educating more people to replace them. My point is to say that the policy has already proven to drive out educated people, and it will also drive out the new graduates. Sure, they can educate them, but it will not help Venezuela, if they flee the country as soon as they can.
Not like here in America where news organizations have the freedom to post lies and call it "news."
and you think the news in other countries is all true? I do not think you really believe that. Yes, our news is news but often either slanted or as in some cases leaked before the entire story can be told, but usually sooner or later we do hear the whole or the most of any story...This isn't the way it works in many countries.
Oh and what conservatives have accumulated their wealth at the hands of others?
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