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Andean Group - November 2011 (ISSN 1741-4466)
VENEZUELA: United by name, muddy by nature
President Hugo Chávez and his team are falling back on familiar tactics ahead of the October 2012 presidential election, using all legal means possible to weed out potentially threatening opponents. Chávez’s iron grip on the state machinery, along with a flush war chest, puts him 10 steps ahead of his rivals.
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