Venezuela in the Context of Chavismo and the First Pink Tide
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Ján Puchovský
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Ján Puchovský
Abstract
Political and social developments in Venezuela have significantly influenced the events of the entire Latin American continent in the first two decades of the 21st century. Our research, time-framed between 1999 and 2013, focuses on the political, legal, social and economic aspects of the Venezuelan society development at the end of the last century and the first two decades of our century. The article also examines how social movements set in motion by chavismo led, in 1999, to the adoption of a new constitution based on the principles of the separation of the five powers and how it contributed to the formation of the political movements across the Latin American continent known as the pink tide (marea rosa).
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Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Introduction: Social Changes in Latin America
- Research Articles
- Venezuela in the Context of Chavismo and the First Pink Tide
- New Wine in Old Wineskins? Incomplete Democratization in Brazil During the First Pink Tide
- The Two Pink Tides in Latin America. Contemporary Global Prospects
- The Trajectory of Ideals in the Revolutionary Processes of Latin America
- Strategic Socialism. The Updating of Cuba’s Model
- On a Genealogy of the Concept of “South–South Cooperation”
Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Introduction: Social Changes in Latin America
- Research Articles
- Venezuela in the Context of Chavismo and the First Pink Tide
- New Wine in Old Wineskins? Incomplete Democratization in Brazil During the First Pink Tide
- The Two Pink Tides in Latin America. Contemporary Global Prospects
- The Trajectory of Ideals in the Revolutionary Processes of Latin America
- Strategic Socialism. The Updating of Cuba’s Model
- On a Genealogy of the Concept of “South–South Cooperation”
