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The Chavismo Files
This book is the record of a case study: Chavismo and its destructive flaw in Venezuela over more than 15 years. It is about a regime that changed the country's democratic institutions. One that replaced the organization of the state to conform it to its convenience. A regime that expropriated productive agricultural, livestock and food businesses; that nationalized private land, buildings, shopping centers, warehouses, factories; that modified in their detriment the values of key institutions of society, such as the military and the oil industry. Hugo Chavez and his accomplices reversed the political and administrative decentralization of the state to focus government action on the President of the Republic. Venezuela was led to the edge of bankruptcy. Scarcity of basic staples became rampant in the country, health was taken to intensive care, and much of its industry was placed in ruins. Chavismo, as the expression of XXI Century Socialism, divided Venezuelans by promoting hatred among them. Criminality rose to unimaginable levels. Human rights were the most violated. These are the files to be used to judge Chavismo before history.
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Chávez’s Legacy
Chavez’s Legacy: The Transformation from Democracy to a Mafia State refutes the claim that Chavez’s regime corrected the errors of Soviet Communism. This book traces Venezuela’s communist transformation and its effects on the neighboring nations of Bolivia, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. This book also examines Chavez’s behavior in the international arena, strongly emphasizing his close association with Iran and narcotics terrorism.
Derecho constitucional transnacional y bloque de constitucionalidad
El nombre que he querido darle a esta categoría es la de Derecho Constitucional Transnacional, en la medida en que es una noción que pretende ir más allá de lo doméstico y ampliar los estudios constitucionales hacia nuevas dimensiones de lo jurídico que trasciendan lo estrictamente local, para entender cómo los fenómenos "trasnacionales" en su conjunto, están incidiendo en el constitucionalismo actual. El apelativo transnacional al que aludo en este texto, -como veremos-, es una expresión que responde a la descripción que ofrece Phillip Jessup desde el Derecho Internacional, cuando sostiene que el derecho "transnacional" reflexiona sobre el surgimiento de nuevas formas jurídicas ...
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