the spirit of the community and the transition to socialism reflections on the bolivarian revolution
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Abstract
In what was his last appearance at a meeting of the Council of Ministers on 20 October 2012, Hugo Chavez proposed the “change of direction” and
launched what would become his posthumous slogan “commune or anything.” Chavez assigned to the commune’s condition “soul” of the Venezuelan
revolutionary process and entrusted the project to Nicolas Maduro, “as life itself.”
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| Journal | iop conference series: materials science and engineering |
| Year | 2016 |
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