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June 10, 2006

Verdicts

"The jury is out on Chávez" announces the headline of Denis MacShane's article on Venezuela in the Guardian. If only it were. Any reporter I read seems to have his mind made up to give Chávez a fair trial before execution in the court of public opinion.

Posted by hgrodsk at June 10, 2006 10:29 PM

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Although, among columnists he is very divisive. The American right hate him, of course, and for the left he is a hero. The Democrats are not really sure what to think (what's new?)

Posted by: beatroot at June 11, 2006 08:02 PM

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