Friday May 25th 2012
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Let us hope that Venezuelans have finally learned (albeit the hard way) that Chavez is not the answer, but the problem! I sincerely hope that we can deal him a blow with the upcoming elections this year and begin the process of restoring a functioning, democratic government to the country. There are so many of us Venezuelans that are now living abroad that would be ready to return to our homeland in a heartbeat. But first we need to be able to believe that there is hope and a light at the end of the tunnel. With Chavez, all our dreams have been destroyed; at least for now.