Example Of Essay On Problems Hugo Chavez Is Trying To Solve

The majority of underdeveloped countries, Venezuela being one of them, face some serendipity on the world, which include science, politics, orchids, investments and techs. For these countries, trouble-free wealth seems as being the sure path into failure, with Venezuela being an ideal example of that.
Firstly, as a result, Chavez Hugo made a threat of nationalizing banks in case they failed in complying with the necessary agricultural loans credit quota. Unfortunately, Chavez was simply lying considering that private banks are abiding to the quotas while the public banks disobey this credit quota. Furthermore, Chavez has plans of making it mandatory for banks to move their agricultural credit portfolio into a fund controlled by the Government. According to Hugo, credits handed over with depositors money getting transferred thereby getting controlled, as well as managed through the revolutionary Government, who has demonstrated little capability of controlling and managing anything. This ranges from illiteracy into oil production; apparently, facts get changed, twisted, as well as massaged so as to suit what Chavez, together with the Government say they attained, even if absolute lies need to be alleged; the latest in this trail being this issue with agricultural loans credit quota. Sadly, the Government never returns the money; therefore, the amount owed is equivalent to all of the bank’s capital, which is nearly US$ 9 billion. The capability of lying and twisting turns out to be legendary within the Chavista revolution.
Secondly, Chavez intends on making a mark at the global level; he clearly understands that interceding to resolve the discord between guerrilla, as well as Government. He intends on achieving this by reaching a peace deal, apparently, this could give him the opportunity of attaining the Nobel Prize in peace. According to Chavez, the initial move subsequent to the successful humanitarian action was magnifying the FARC stance while asking the entire international community of its instant elimination within terrorists’ groups lists. Unfortunately, the majority of countries did not embrace this idea; Uribe turned out to be the first who declined this request; followed by the George Bush who was the North American president and the European Union. This condition fueled the Chavez’s expansionist discourse with new indications to an external enemy, which destabilizes the region resulting in a bugle call for the attack with the first victim being Uribe. According to Chavez, Uribe follows what Bush tells them to do while, on the other hand, Bush is not interested with making peace. This turned out to be the initial gem of the Venezuelan leader following the negative reaction of the Colombian president, who reaffirmed the Government’s position of not compromising on the FARC demands. As a matter of fact, it is a political matter of his country that is an internal affair. However, this is not in the Chavez’s head that after not succeeding in reforms, which began in Venezuela, he is now making an attempt of exporting his reforms into this rickety project referred to as “Socialism of the 21st century”. According to Chavez, those countries that failed in embracing his idea of instant elimination of terrorists; considering that they were incapable of settling with the guerrilla in 60 years, it was impractical for them to do it even in 600 years to come.