An interview with Venezuelan historian and political analyst Vladimir Acosta
Global Research, June 23, 2007
The nonrenewal of RCTV license is a revolutionary act because it touches the core of world power
Autor: Marcelo Colussi, 4 June, 2007
Traductor: Translated by Eufemia Zapata
The nonrenewal of RCTV license has caused widespread political repercussions both in Venezuela and worldwide. So far, it has sparked an unusual media stir that has given the right grounds to claim that the revolutionary government is a dictatorship where human rights are violated. Based on such claim, a huge campaign is being organized to request not only the renewal of RCTV license, but plainly and simply put the resignation of President Hugo Chávez.
To know all the details about what is at stake and what this decision entails, as well as the future perspectives on the issue, Argenpress’ correspondent in Caracas, Marcelo Colussi, interviewed Vladimir Acosta, Venezuelan historian and political analyst, one of the sharpest observers of the current Bolivarian process.
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