Carlos Andrés Pérez person
also: Carlos Andres Perez, Perez, dictator Perez
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Claims (4)
Nelson Rockefeller funded
Carlos Andrés Pérez host_asserted
“I hope I'm saying that word correctly. Example would be like in Venezuela right now. So the two CIA guys who, as you know, were training the Venezuelan, quote, security forces in the dictator Perez's administration, which was loved by U.S. …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 3 @ 1:14:11
Hugo Chavez attempted_coup_against
Carlos Andrés Pérez book_quoted
“combined subservient to the neoliberal order, eventually gave way to unprecedented political upheaval, a social crisis that set the stage for Chavez's democratic election in 1998. The average Venezuelan were first introduced to Hugo Chavez …”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Corporate Coup-Venezuela Part 2 @ 31:48
Ricardo Hausmann appointed
Carlos Andrés Pérez documented
“Before joining Harvard in 2000, Haussmann served as a top economic advisor to Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez. Though he had been elected on an anti-austerity platform, Perez accepted an IMF loan, that's mistake number one, and imp…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 11 @ 13:14
Carlos Andrés Pérez carried_out_attack
Caracazo documented
“Nagel put it, the great turn represented your base Washington consensus recipe. Venezuelans underclass erupted in February 1989 when the IMF reforms triggered a 30% hike in bus fares. Perez ultimately unleashed the boot of the military to c…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 11 @ 14:15
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Before joining Harvard in 2000, Haussmann served as a top economic advisor to Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez. Though he had been elected on an anti-austerity platform, Perez accepted an IMF loan, that's mistake number one, and imp…
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known as the Great Turn, because these all bring austerity to these countries. But they put the money in their own pockets. The reforms prioritized state utilities and abolished price controls for basic supplies, policies that unsurprisingl…
▶ 14:15
Nagel put it, the great turn represented your base Washington consensus recipe. Venezuelans underclass erupted in February 1989 when the IMF reforms triggered a 30% hike in bus fares. Perez ultimately unleashed the boot of the military to c…
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wrote that Perez was greatly influenced by these economic academics, including Haussmann, characterizing them as an elite group who supposedly was nonpartisan that championed neoliberal reform. According to Dijon, this group initiated rapid…
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of multinational corporations while getting what remained of its social programs. Many of Hausman's disciples served in the Perez administration, which he later rejoined in 1992. He took over the minister of planning, meaning economic plann…
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Forces loyal to Carlos Andres Perez were beating back an uprising within the military ranks in the capital, while simultaneous revolts flared around many cities. Using a tank to breach the palace door, rebels managed to kill three of the pr…
▶ 31:48
combined subservient to the neoliberal order, eventually gave way to unprecedented political upheaval, a social crisis that set the stage for Chavez's democratic election in 1998. The average Venezuelan were first introduced to Hugo Chavez …
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depose President Carlos Andres Perez as they slept. Quote, comrades, regrettably for now, the objectives that we were not, were not achieved in the Capitol. Unquote, said the young Lieutenant Colonel, calling on his troops to surrender and …
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In the political age of protracted polarity and performative partisan theater, Francisco Rodriguez is perhaps the most moderate Venezuelan one could encounter. Though he held from a prominent family, his father was a popular Ascension Democ…
▶ 1:14:11
I hope I'm saying that word correctly. Example would be like in Venezuela right now. So the two CIA guys who, as you know, were training the Venezuelan, quote, security forces in the dictator Perez's administration, which was loved by U.S. …