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Opinion: Humanitarian Achievements of Venezuela’s Maduro Government
Dayron Rodríguez Rosales | internet@granma.cu
Economic war, sabotage, low oil prices, international sanctions, and political violence. Any president prior to the arrival of Hugo Chávez to the Miraflores Presidential Palace would have succumbed in just a few days faced with an attack such as that experienced by the government of Nicolás Maduro.
However, the Venezuelan people are still standing and supporting the leaders of the Bolivarian Revolution. How can this heroic resistance be explained?
CHÁVEZ’S LEGACY
The Bolivarian Comandante changed the history of his country forever. Chavista forces now have his legacy and the strategic project he designed for Venezuela as one of their main tools to plan the nation’s present and future.
Even some of those who oppose the current government share the ideals of inclusion, justice, and equality that Chávez brought to the political table.
The cultural shift and the means of understanding how government works were perhaps…
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