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    • The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

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      A coup d’état attempt in April of 2002 has put the world’s focus in Venezuela when it’s leader, President Hugo Chavez, was ousted in office in a bloody revolution that killed and wounded many civilians. Pedro Carmona assumed his role as the country’s new President, only to have his goverment collapsing immediately and Chavez regained control of his post two days afterwards.

      Filmmakers Kim Bartley and Donnacha Ó Briain were inside the palace on the day Chavez was removed from his post, as they were doing what would have been a biography documentary on the President. For seven months, these women had all the access to film around Venezuela with their leader, and interviewing the citizens for the biography. What they have come to know of the President illustrated the clear divide between the rich and the poor.

      The two filmmakers did not expect to become witness to history. And when Chavez returned to power, they were also there to take full account of it.

      This is the actual story of what happened during that night. It’s also a profile and an in depth portrait of the man who would become one of Venezuela’s most significant leaders.

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      Published on April 27, 2009 · Filed under: Politics

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    • http://www.abon.com Abòn

      As significant a revolutionary & Freethinker as Castro,Che,Idi Amin and countless others who places themselves in history and in our hearts,mind and thoughts as the few who came too near opposing the new world order. Salude and VIVA Hugo Chavez! Viva de la revoluciona!

    • Franzz

      I would'nt classify the tyrant Idi Amin as revolutionary or a free thinker.

    • Pat

      One of the best documentaries I have seen, right place right time.

    • Mighty Mike

      the opposition had some bad timing… he still had a lot of popular support… they wanted to do the same thing in Honduras, and they failed, because the opposition had the correct timing… Mel Zelaya's governement proved to be as corrupt as the others so he had very little popular support, and elections were just aound the corner with candidates that were eleceted during Mel Zelayas term… poor Venezuelans, most venezuelans i meet tell me Venezuela is a tyrany now.. (this is called positive liberty, liberty which leads to tyrany!)

    • BILL

      This , apparently crazy, ignorant and above all not a "thorough bread " descendant of the
      of the cruel and sanguinary spanish CONQUISTADORES, has mananged to become a PROPHET both in historical and economic terms.
      Please pay attention to his attack to the Neoliberalism in particular and to the capitalism in general. He has made fun of the so call INVISIBLE HAND governing our economies and now, after witnessing all the financial cataclism caused by WALL STREET in which that INVISIBLE HAND failed to act at all, now, we can see that this IGNORANT LATINAMERICAN INDIAN has had a much clearer understanding of this subject than Mr. ALLAN GREENSPAN who apparently was the top GURU of the current American Economic establishment. What an irony of history !!

     
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