Anatomy of Chavez

The Chávez Challenge

Chávez at Bay

The Inflation of Hugo Chávez

The Chávez Way

Venezuela without Chávez?

Dima_Khatib Who would have thought that Fidel Castro would stay.. and Hugo Chavez would go ?

Latin America Without Chávez

Latin America s Anti Chávez Axis

A Decade of Hugo Chávez

Hugo Chavez mural in Caracas, Venezuela.

He refers to Henrique Capriles, Chávez's opponent, as the face of the rise of the opposition and the one that for the first time can challenge President Hugo Chávez.

Venezuela s Chávez is another story.

Chavez is no longer a lonely populist.

In the wake of his illness, Chávez is trying to strengthen his movement.

Chávez s Bolivarian Revolution needed external support, and, to assure it, he implemented a high profile foreign policy, sustained by the country s oil wealth. Above all, the US was to be considered an imperialist threat and treated as such.

Chavismo will outlive Chávez.

He is sure to enter the pantheon of Latin American heroes.

Dima Al Khatib speaks to Al Jazeera about Chavez following his death on Tuesday.

Hugo Chávez, President of Venezuela Interviewed in September 2005.

His Excellency Mr. Hugo Chávez Frías, President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Cuba fully and unreservedly supports the words of President Chávez.

However, unlike President Alan Garcia of Peru, who Chávez may be trying to bully, Chávez has been forced to recognize Uribe s enormous popularity.

It may well be that Chávez s purported feats and popularity will outlast him.

To no one s surprise, Chávez dominated the criticism of the pact.

This evening, vice president Nicolás Maduro announced the death of the president of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez Frías.

On her memories with Chavez, Khatib is debating writing a book.

His Excellency Mr. Hugo Chávez Frías, President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

The emotional manipulation of the mise en scene surrounding Chávez s death appears certain to translate into electoral support for his grey successor, Nicolás Maduro. But will this suffice to create a Chávista lineage?

Nevertheless, Hugo Chávez is right to be nervous.

CARACAS With the death of Hugo Chávez, Chávismo has lost its supremacy in Venezuela. It does not matter that so called Chávistas still control Venezuela s parliament, 17 of 23 provincial governments, and all key state institutions, including the judiciary.

These two ideas are helpful in understanding Chávez and Morales.

But will this suffice to create a Chávista lineage?

Many recalled Khatib's closeness to Chavez. Tunisian journalist tounsiahorra tweets

Chaves County is a county located in the U.S. state of New Mexico.

In the capitals of Latin America, Bush s visit has been interpreted as a reaction to Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez s increasing influence and popularity in the region.

Whichever way it goes even if Chávez really is recovering as quickly as he would have us believe talk in Venezuela about the post Chávez era has already begun.

What is clear is that beyond his remembrance, Chávez s continental leadership is non transferable and currently there is no one in Latin America with the charisma, the resources, and the favorable agenda to take his place.

Chávez is simply not the right person to help Cuba normalize its international relations.

Chávez agreed A multipolar world is becoming reality.

After his first chemotherapy session, Chávez exclaimed I am radically changing my life.

Chávez survived several further political tests, including an August 2004 recall referendum.

Under Hugo Chávez a 2001 law placed limits on foreign investment.

For example, Ecuador, under a Chávez allied government led by President Rafael Correa, has not adopted Venezuela s openly confrontational model of relations with the US.

Indeed, Chávez was not the first Venezuelan head of state to use oil as an instrument of active foreign policy and personal visibility one could cite Carlos Andrés Pérez, for example, in pre Chávista Venezuela.