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"Boli-burguesía" a combination of the name Simon Bolivar, the liberator hero worshipped by Chavez and the alleged revolutionaries turned into "bourgeoisie".
MercoPress 2009
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It should also incorporate the ideas of Latin American radicals and liberators such as Simon Bolivar, Francisco Morazan, Maurice Bishop and Sandino, Chavez contended.
Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist louisproyect 2010
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It should also incorporate the ideas of Latin American radicals and liberators such as Simon Bolivar, Francisco Morazan, Maurice Bishop and Sandino, Chavez contended.
Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist louisproyect 2010
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It should also incorporate the ideas of Latin American radicals and liberators such as Simon Bolivar, Francisco Morazan, Maurice Bishop and Sandino, Chavez contended.
Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist louisproyect 2010
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It should also incorporate the ideas of Latin American radicals and liberators such as Simon Bolivar, Francisco Morazan, Maurice Bishop and Sandino, Chavez contended.
Venezuela Analysis Frederico Fuentes 2009
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The "Simon Bolivar," is named after a South American independence leader from the 1800's.
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The "Simon Bolivar," which is named after a South American independence leader in the
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The "Simon Bolivar," with a designed service life of 15 years, will be used for broadcasting, distance learning, medical services, among others.
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Venezuela's first satellite, VENESAT-1 or 'Simon Bolivar', was launched from Xichang in China on Oct 29 aboard a Chang Zheng 3B rocket.
SpaceRef Top Stories 2008
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"What Simon Bolivar is for Venezuelans, Moammar Gaddafi is for the Libyan people," Chavez said to Gaddafi, then making his first visit to the region.
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