El Libertario
Articles by or about Venezuelan anarchist group who take a strong anti-Chavez line.
Talking about the Venezuelan situation: interview with the CRA
An interview with a member of the Venezuelan CRA (Comision de Relaciones Anarquistas) in January 2006.
Talking about the Venezuelan situation
Venezuela's anarchists and the three-way fight
A look at anarchism in Venezuela, and its position in conflict both to Chavism and its US-sponsored opposition.
When Venezuela is mentioned in North America these days, it is almost always in reference to President Hugo Chavez, who is vilified by the mainstream press and adored by much of what passes for the left.
Venezuela today: complexities and outright lies
A member of the El Libertario editorial collective prepared this article for the 6th edition of the Costa Rican anarchist journal La Libertad in response to an inconsistent effort to establish impossible affinities between Chavismo and anarchism.
1) One of the successes of the inter-bourgeois confrontation that has been happening in Venezuela for almost a decade is the moving of the media polarization into an international space. This biased and infantilized point of view could well confuse some less awakened libertarian spirits.
The myth of 'co-management' in Venezuela: Reflections on Alcasa and Invepal
An analysis of two of the most famous cases of Venezuelan 'co-management', Alcasa and Invepal.
With a lot of rhetoric and propaganda the Chavez administration has advanced different examples of co-management which, they claim, demonstrate their desire to transform Venezuela’s relations of production. A compañero from Europe visited us recently and got to know two of the most celebrated cases: Alcasa and Invepal.
