Political analyst and dissident chavista
Nicmer Evans tweeted that according to his sources only 10% of PSUV members in
Caracas turned out and that less than one million members nationally
participated in the election. “It [the PSUV] doesn’t stop being a great
machine, but it continues to reduce,” he said. The PSUV’s internal election was
preceded by accusations made through media that two leaders of the dissident
leftist grouping in the PSUV, Marea Socialista (Socialist Tide), had been
arbitrarily removed from the party’s membership. Marea Socialista claimed in a
20 November press release that Nicmer Evans and Heiber Barreto Sanchez, along
with Carlos Hurtado, the coordinator of the Socialist Middle Class
organisation, had been made absent from an electronic list of party members
ahead of the internal election ... The controversy comes after several
chavista organisations, including Socialist Middle Class, declared their
intention to work with MS in pushing a critical line and alternative solutions
to the country’s current economic woes and perceived problems of official
corruption and bureaucracy. More…Tuesday, November 25, 2014
PSUV Accused of Expulsing Marea Socialista Dissidents
Political analyst and dissident chavista
Nicmer Evans tweeted that according to his sources only 10% of PSUV members in
Caracas turned out and that less than one million members nationally
participated in the election. “It [the PSUV] doesn’t stop being a great
machine, but it continues to reduce,” he said. The PSUV’s internal election was
preceded by accusations made through media that two leaders of the dissident
leftist grouping in the PSUV, Marea Socialista (Socialist Tide), had been
arbitrarily removed from the party’s membership. Marea Socialista claimed in a
20 November press release that Nicmer Evans and Heiber Barreto Sanchez, along
with Carlos Hurtado, the coordinator of the Socialist Middle Class
organisation, had been made absent from an electronic list of party members
ahead of the internal election ... The controversy comes after several
chavista organisations, including Socialist Middle Class, declared their
intention to work with MS in pushing a critical line and alternative solutions
to the country’s current economic woes and perceived problems of official
corruption and bureaucracy. More…
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