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We had him on the show before to talk about Venezuela and radical political science
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[#76] Year-End Special with George Ciccariello-Maher (2)
Posted: 2015/01/17 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in PodcastsTags: George Ciccariello-Maher, Venezuela, Venezuelan Revolution
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[#75] Year-End Special with George Ciccariello-Maher (1)
Posted: 2015/01/17 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in PodcastsTags: George Ciccariello-Maher, Venezuela, Venezuelan Revolution
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We had him on the show before to talk about Venezuela and radical political science
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Venezuela at a Tipping Point (George Ciccariello-Maher on venezuelanalysis.com)
Posted: 2014/09/08 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in UncategorizedTags: Bolivarian revolution, George Ciccariello-Maher, Venezuela
Excellent article by George Ciccariello-Maher who was a guest of our show last year (check out the podcast):
Show #40: George Ciccariello-Maher on the people’s history of the Venezuelan revolution
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Show #51: Climate, inequality, tax evasion, Venezuela, and much more
Posted: 2014/06/05 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in PodcastsTags: climate, inequality, policy, Venezuela
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We talked about several topics from recent blogposts and had 3 callers join the discussion and steer us towards climate issues.
In the studio with Jesse and me were Mitch Koebke and Shaheen Alhumaydhi (both Rollins students).
One of the callers mentioned this site: http://www.agriculturedefensecoalition.org/
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The Spectre Haunting The Spanish Monarchy: Hugo Chavez (oh my!)
Posted: 2014/06/04 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Links/Articles/VideoTags: coup, fascist, Hugo Chavez, Spain, Venezuela
Perhaps a spectre is haunting the Spanish monarchy. At a summit in 2007, Juan Carlos de Borbón, King of Spain, the head of state hand-picked by dictator Francisco Franco as his successor, was moved to outburst by remarks by the President Hugo Chávez, the democratically elected head of state of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
“¿Por qué no te callas? (Why don’t you shut up?)”, the King spat, at the moment Chávez was recalling the attempted coup d’état that sought to depose him in 2002.
Chávez had been referring to the role played by the Spanish government in supporting the coup, and in particular to the role of its prime minister at the time, José María Aznar, whom he referred to as a fascist.
Such plain speaking from a dark-skinned Chávez was intolerable to the blue-blooded Bourbon king, no stranger to supporting right-wing coups himself.
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