Socialism in Venezuela
From La Prensa Latina
Caracas, Jan 28 The Venezuelan government on Sunday inaugurated 25 centers to train producers on the new socialist concepts it plans to implement in the economy during the 2007-2013 term.
In his regular radio program "Alo, Presidente," Chavez stated the approach is part of the new dynamic of the National Institute for Educative Training (INCE), which aims to get away from capitalist concepts.
During the program, the president toured the Jose Laurencio Silva Socialist Training Center, in the state of Cojedes, where experts are taught to promote cattle raising, with the support of Spanish members of cooperatives.
Chavez warned the people to pay no attention to those who try to distort the socialist approach of his government, and affirmed this is the only model able to develop the potential of each region.
Caracas, Jan 28 The Venezuelan government on Sunday inaugurated 25 centers to train producers on the new socialist concepts it plans to implement in the economy during the 2007-2013 term.
In his regular radio program "Alo, Presidente," Chavez stated the approach is part of the new dynamic of the National Institute for Educative Training (INCE), which aims to get away from capitalist concepts.
During the program, the president toured the Jose Laurencio Silva Socialist Training Center, in the state of Cojedes, where experts are taught to promote cattle raising, with the support of Spanish members of cooperatives.
Chavez warned the people to pay no attention to those who try to distort the socialist approach of his government, and affirmed this is the only model able to develop the potential of each region.
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