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March 28, 2007 ... immigrants in the country, claiming that "there exists a dictatorship in Venezuela." Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez ... has come to admit formally that Chávez has established a dictatorship in Venezuela," said the Cuban-U.S. Republican Lincoln Díaz-Balart. "What dictatorship?" responded Hugo Chávez yesterday on his TV and ...

March 13, 2007 ... manichaeist view that tries to associate military with dictatorship and this is a lack of respect, [an insult] to ... contribute to the construction of an authentic democracy. Dictatorship is not possible here in Venezuela... Journalist ... in publicity against you. The dilemma that you represent dictatorship and the others represent democracy, freedom of ...

March 9, 2007 Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called upon his US counterpart George W Bush on Friday in Sao Paulo to cooperate in Latin America's social development while respecting the 'political decisions of each state.'

March 11, 2007 As the United States President tours six key states in South America, the continental shadow of Venezuela's acclaimed populist leader, Hugo Chávez, looms large over George Bush's bid to boost his country's waning influence in what Washington used to call its backyard.

March 15, 2007 ... a lively, open democracy to an “authoritarian” dictatorship is written on the rusted crosses of Salvador ...

March 11, 2007 ... and U.S support for the repressive Uruguayan military dictatorship of the 1970s-1980s.  Protests are planned to ...

March 15, 2007 ... the world against the consolidation of a diabolical global dictatorship.  Chavez' power, like Fellini's, flows from his ... half century to evoke the "Soviet Bolshevik" image of a dictatorship that confiscates private property without ...

March 19, 2007 ... runs it with his right. John Stossel : So it's a family dictatorship. Barbara Walters : Well, so to speak. And by the ...

March 21, 2007 During his recent trip to Latin America, the first since 2005, president Bush went to extraordinary lengths to downplay the real reason for the tour: Chávez. The trip's real purpose was to re-establish the declining U.S. influence in the region and to find a way to counter Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez' efforts to integrate Latin America on its own terms.

March 26, 2007 ... the Soviet Union, avoided degenerating into a bureaucratic dictatorship. As a result the Cuban Revolution, despite its ...