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Bolivarian Revolution

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Oct 28, 2026

TomHOST
30:18
Well, Chavez's enemies were some of the worst people on the planet, right? And so this is why Chavez overwhelmingly won in 1998 with 56% of the vote.
TomHOST
30:31
He named the mass movement that had brought him to power, the Bolivarian Revolution.
TomHOST
30:36
And he explicitly said, it does not stand for socialism.
TomHOST
30:40
It stands for Bolivarianism.

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TomHOST
41:59
And Chavez was coming to more and more radical conclusions alongside the masses.
TomHOST
42:04
Every time that Chavez took a step forward, the masses did so as well, and vice versa.
TomHOST
42:09
And so in 2004, he declared that the Bolivarian Revolution was an anti-imperialist revolution.
TomHOST
42:14
In 2005, he said that the problems of Venezuelan society cannot be solved on the basis of capitalism.
DiegoHOST
3:26
There are some dynamics that are very present today.
DiegoHOST
3:29
And indeed, the roots of what we have today are a mix of very old communist groups and recent... neo-communist movements that were essentially very intertwined with the Bolivarian regimes in Latin America.
DiegoHOST
3:45
So what you get today on the far left is both the heritage of the old commies with the younger Chavismo-funded groups that popped up very successfully in Spain more than 10 years ago and still are relevant players, although minor.
RasheedHOST
4:00
Exactly.

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RasheedHOST
50:33
And I think that is where you can see a lot more of this transatlantic communist interaction happening after that seizure happened with the Soviet bloc.
RasheedHOST
50:47
Because now you're seeing Latin American reach and Latin American links becoming a bit more strong at this time.
RasheedHOST
50:57
With Castro, for example, and the other Latin American guerrilla left-wing Bolivarian leaders.
RasheedHOST
51:04
from this period of time.
Egberto WilliesHOST
55:55
whatever created the planet america says let the oil companies drill and keep all the profits most of the profits from the oil it's our oil it's the oil of the indigenous it's the oil of the united states it's the oil of all of us that live on the land But the corporatist gets most of the spoils.
Egberto WilliesHOST
56:17
And if Venezuela succeeded under Hugo Chavez with the Bolivarian Revolution saying that the oil and the natural resources should belong to everybody, That puts America's minds into question.
Egberto WilliesHOST
56:30
That puts America's oil into question.
Egberto WilliesHOST
56:33
That puts America's fisheries into question.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:51
Charlie Taylor, from the Revolutionary Communist Group, RCG, reported on her experience on an international brigade to Cuba, seeing how healthcare, education and development are prioritised in Cuban society, all while it is under the most severe state of US imperialist economic siege in its history.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:14
Daniel O'Brien from Our Party, CPGBML, gave an overview of Venezuela and the Bolivarian Revolution, how the Bolivarian process has been working for almost three decades to develop Venezuela and provide for the people, only to be met with increasing hostility from the USA, economic siege, coup attempts and outright military aggression, culminating in the bombing of Caracas and the capture of Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife, National Assembly member Cilia Flores.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:52
Unfortunately, journalist and human rights activist Craig Murray, who had agreed to speak on his recent visit to Venezuela, was ill and unable to attend.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:03
His articles on Venezuela, Palestine and Zionism are well worth reading.
Radhika DesaiHOST
12:49
I think that the fact that he had to retain Delcy Rodriguez...
Radhika DesaiHOST
12:53
And I would say that Delcy is doing whatever she can in very, very difficult circumstances to preserve the Bolivarian revolution.
Radhika DesaiHOST
13:01
Do you think
David GibbsGUEST
13:01
so? I wondered if she...
Silvana SolanoGUEST
5:16
Muchas gracias por, por este espacio.
Silvana SolanoGUEST
5:19
Eh, y bueno, agradezco mucho a "Venezuela Análisis" por darme la oportunidad de ser parte de, del equipo, porque realmente es un medio que, que en toda esta trayectoria ha logrado visibilizar como las luchas sociales y políticas de Venezuela en medio de una mediática internacional que siempre ha estado dejando en vergüenza, este, lo, la revolución bolivariana en Venezuela, ¿no? Entonces, bueno, son bastantes años desde Chávez y eso es realmente algo que se tiene que apreciar.
Ricardo VazHOST
5:55
Sí, bueno, Silvana también, ah, integrante del colectivo mediático muy cercano a nosotros, Tatui TV con quien hemos, hemos colaborado.
Ricardo VazHOST
6:04
Silvana, así como de primeras impresiones, ah, trabajando para un, un medio que habla a un público internacional, ¿qué, qué retos ha, ha asumido eso para ti?
Lucas KoernerGUEST
8:13
Y bueno, saludando a nuestras compañeras que, que están aquí presentes con nosotros.
Lucas KoernerGUEST
8:17
Muy feliz por estar aquí.
Lucas KoernerGUEST
8:19
Bueno, yo creo que hay que partir reconociendo que, bueno, estamos en guerra, que Vene-- la Revolución Bolivariana ha sido-- ha, ha estado en guerra desde sus inicios y bueno, co-como también señaló Silvana, que, eh, una, una guerra mediática, o sea, una guerra que, que se ha caracterizado por, eh, intentar deslegitimar la, la Revolución Bolivariana.
Lucas KoernerGUEST
8:40
O sea, to-- o sea, o sea, todos nosotros sabemos todas las cosas que han dicho de que Chávez es un dictador igual que Maduro y que bueno, por eso habría que bombardear el país, que realmente vimos el 3 de enero.
TomHOST
2:34
But over time, as I studied the history of revolutions and as I saw one exhilarating revolution after another sort of burst into flame around the world only to be extinguished precisely because of the failure of the leadership to understand the question of the state, the practical applications of this little book became increasingly clear.
TomHOST
2:53
Over a long period that we studied and followed and participated in, the Venezuelan revolution, you know, that was a very clear and ultimately tragic sort of case study.
TomHOST
3:04
Then, of course, we had the rise of the Occupy movement and the re-emergence of DSA, which made questions of anarchism and reformism much more concrete.
TomHOST
3:13
In recent years, we've had the concerns over the deep state that have been in the media and Donald Trump's been talking about it.

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TomHOST
59:04
And if you want to understand the whole trajectory of that process in even more detail and even later into the 20th century, Russia from Revolution to Counter-Revolution by Ted Grant is also very important.
TomHOST
59:18
Now, towards the end of his life, Ted Grant was living in a nursing home.
TomHOST
59:24
And Alan Woods once asked them, he said, you know, this was at the height of the Venezuelan Revolution, and at the nursing home, he said to Ted, what would you tell, what would you say to Hugo Chavez if you had the chance to speak with him? And Ted didn't hesitate, and he said immediately that he'd say, you should take power.
TomHOST
59:41
You should take power.
Nicolás MaduroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:30
There were many irregularities and violence.
Nicolás MaduroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:32
You have a position against the Bolivarian Revolution.
Nicolás MaduroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:35
You are a far-right opponent who lives in the United States.
Nicolás MaduroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:39
Very anti-revolutionary.
Giselle PerdomoGUEST
4:22
It's a good question.
Giselle PerdomoGUEST
4:24
See, grassroots activists in Venezuela are doing what they have been doing all the time, which is creating the Bolivarian revolution.
Giselle PerdomoGUEST
4:35
And so we still have work on our hands.
Giselle PerdomoGUEST
4:37
We need to do what we need to do.
Orlando PerezGUEST
7:01
He is what is known in Venezuela as a bolichico.
Orlando PerezGUEST
7:05
Bolichicos are, you know, it's the Bolivarian, comes from Bolivarian revolution.
Mike MauceliHOST
7:12
I see.
Orlando PerezGUEST
7:12
Named after Simón Bolívar, the great liberator in, in, in, in South America.

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