Hugo! (89 page)

Ortega, Carlos (CTV union head)

Ortega, Daniel (Nicaraguan president)

Ortega, Juanita (50-year barrio veteran), on Chávez

Ortiz Contreras, Miguel

Osorio, Ana Elisa (Chávez minister)

Osorio García, Gen. Jorge

Otera Silva, Miguel (Venezuelan writer)

OTIs (Office of Transition Initiatives), Caracas (USAID)

Oxtoby, David (Pomona College president) on sheriff interrogations

Páez, José Antonio (Bolívar
llaneros
leader)

painting by Hugo Chávez

on barracks' walls

historical subjects

Zamora as subject

Panama

Paniz, Nedo (Bolivarian supporter)

Paraguay

Pardo-Maurer, Rogelio (contra/US envoy)

Paredes, Edgar (2002 countercoup victim)

Parra, Gaston (economist heading PDVSA)

The Path to Power
(Thatcher)

Patria Para Todos/Fatherland for All (PPT)

Patriotic Front

Patriotic Pole of Hugo Chávez (Polo Patriotico/PP)

PCV (Communist Party of Venezuela)

PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela)

Beijing office

foreign joint venture HC laws

meeting OPEC quotas, per HC

and political elites

prohibitions

reforms of HC

royalty rates

SAIC contract

and social mission fund of

taxes on foreign companies

unrest/coup CIA prediction

Pelosi, Rep. Nancy (D-CA), on HC

Peña, Alfredo (Chávez ally turned critic)

Peñaloza Zambrano, Carlos Julio (military academy director)

Peraza, Rev. Arturo (HC critic)

Pérez, Carlos Andrés "CAP" (Venezuela president 1970s/1990s)

and assassination attempt of HC

as Betancourt interior minister

and Bolívar, Simón

Caracazo

charisma of

corruption

exile of

fund misappropriation

El Gran Virage
(the great turnaround)

house arrest of

inauguration, second

jailing of Pérez

media crackdown

mistress

and oil boom

oil nationalization

political demise

Senate seat win, 1998

slogans of

suspended from office

Third World causes

"Twelve Apostles" cronies

Venezuelans seek change from

"Venezuela Saudita" return hoped for

Pérez Alfonso, Juan Pablo (oil minister)

Pérez Arcay, Gen. Jacinto (Chávez teacher)

Pérez Delgado, Pedro (Maisanta, Hugo Chávez great-grandfather)

See also
Maisanta

Pérez Jiménez, Gen. Marcos dictatorship (1950s)

Pérez Pérez, Pedro (Hugo Chávez great-great-grandfather)

Pérez Recao, Isaac (reported 2002 coup plotter) fleeing to USA

Perón, Eva

Peru

Ayacucho battle (Bolívar)

HC/150th anniversary of

Petkoff, Teodoro (rebel/free marketeer)

PetroCaribe

PetroJunin

Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).

See
PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela)

Pilín León
blockading oil tanker

Pinochet, Gen. Augusto (Chilean president)

Plan Bolívar 2000 infrastructure economic revitalization

and social missions

(
See also main
heading
social missions of Hugo Chávez)

Plan Colombia (USA program)

Plan Inca

See also
Velasco Alvarado, Gen. Juan (Peruvian leader 1968-1975)

Plaz, Alejandro (Sumate leader), tried for treason

Plaza Altamira "Liberated Territory,"

Pocaterra, Noheli (indigenous leader)

poetry of Hugo Chávez

after Caracazo (economic uprising)

Poleo, Rafael (critical editor/senator)

politics, Venezuelan (traditional)

facade of

national budget

patronage

two-party system lock charge (hegemony)

and underclass

polling in Venezuela

in HC campaign

in recall

Polo Patriotico (Patriotic Pole/PP).

See
Patriotic Pole of Hugo Chávez (Polo Patriotico/PP)

poor of Venezuela.

See also
Chavistas; social missions of Hugo Chávez

as HC priority

peaceful revolution for

poverty rate change under Chávez

power of, potential

as "social time bomb,"

Por Estas Calles/Through These Streets
(soap opera)

Porras, Bishop Baltazar

PP (Patriotic Pole/Polo Patriotico)

PPT (Patria Para Todos/Fatherland for All)

presidential campaign of Chávez (1997-1998)

See also
Chávez presidential administration; MVR (Fifth Republic Movement, Hugo Chávez party); Sáez, Irene (politician, former beauty queen)

AD (Democratic Action/Acción Democratico) during

constitutional assembly call

and economic mess

elitist/oligarch opponent

financing lack

foreign investment

former president Pérez

HC as front-runner

institutional ills

landslide HC win

media dichotomy

missteps of HC

smear campaign

smears, media

traditional parties

victory

and wife

outsider HC status

Patriotic Pole regional/congressional wins

peaceful revolution for poor masses

results

Salas Römer, Henrique (HC presidential opponent)

talk show image of HC

three tree roots concept

presidency of Hugo Chávez (first term)

See also
constitutional assembly of Hugo Chávez; presidency of Hugo Chávez (after "mega-election"); presidency of Hugo Chávez (after 2002 coup)

Bolivarian schools

broadcasts:
Hello, President,

cabinet revolving door

and civil society

Congress dissolution call

(
See also under
constitutional assembly of Hugo Chávez)

corrupt judges fired

Declaration of Maracay

Defender of the People office

diplomatic style

economic performance

and education

emergency powers

fast-track legislation presidential power

foreign: debt payment

investment promotion

freedom of speech

government disorganization

guests served simple meals

hard work role model of HC

on inherited problems

on peaceful revolution

salary

statements, high voltage

as tactician

and IMF

inauguration

and Pérez

Latin American NASA proposal

Latino OPEC proposal

"mega-election,"

HC-Arias battle

rescheduling

as unprecedented

military in

missteps

name change to Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

National Assembly: creation

election

National Electoral Council

(
See also main heading
National Electoral Council)

natural gas pipeline proposal

new constitution

new taxes (first year)

no political prisoners/torture

and oil

one-man show charges

and OPEC

(
See also main
heading OPEC
(Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries); presidency of Hugo Chávez [after "mega-election"])

opinion polls

opponents: and controversial moves

HC running roughshod over

internal debate lack charges

one-man show charges

opposition parties

protest demonstrations

street crime problem charge

and PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela)

(
See also main
heading
PDVSA [Petroleos de Venezuela])

Plan Avila for restoring public order

Plan Bolívar 2000 revitalization

and presidential reelection/term

prison reform

public school system

and social time bomb

speeches by HC

(
See also
main heading
speeches of Hugo Chávez)

spending reined in

in constitutional assembly

Supreme Court

Supreme Tribunal of Justice created

surprise citizen visits/chats

tax evasion crackdown

teetotaling role model of HC

unemployment problems

and uniting Latin America

vice presidency creation

voting mechanisms

waste attack of HC

presidency of Hugo Chávez (after "mega-election").

See also
oil and Hugo Chávez; presidency of Hugo Chávez (after 2002 coup); 2002 coup

and Bolivarian Revolution

Castro, Fidel: birthday visit

state visit

and CTV (Confederation of Venezuelan Workers)

Decree 1,011 educational oversight

economy during

(
See also
oil and Hugo Chávez)

education spending

energy accord with Castro

general PDVSA support strike called

(
See also main heading
oil strike [2002-2003])

and indigenous peoples

(
See
also
indigenous peoples and Hugo Chávez)

industrial fishing limit

Inside the Neighborhood (Misión Barrio Adentro) physician program impoverished areas

(
See also
social missions of Hugo Chávez)

land reform

(
See also
land reform
under
socialism for twenty-first century)

and MBR-200

oil price decline

PDVSA reforms

Plan Avila for restoring public order

(
See also under
2002 coup)

poverty solutions

protests/strikes

reform decrees

reform program into law

World Trade Center/Pentagon terrorist 9/11 attacks response

presidency of Hugo Chávez (after 2002 coup).

See also main heading
recall;

armed forces cleansed of HC enemies

assassination concerns

civilian reserve militia creation

conciliatory approach by HC

constitutional agreement

education budget

electricity nationalization

grassroots revolution

home heating oil HC relief program

Law of Social Responsibility for Television and Radio

Miraflores Palace return of HC

national roundtable creation

one-day strike

opposition: basis of

making Venezuela "ungovernable,"

(
See also main heading
oil strike [2002-2003]);

tax boycott

vitriolic media propaganda

Radiosur (Chávez regional radio network)

(
See also
media outlets of Chávez)

tax evasion crackdown

telecommunications nationalization

of CANTV

Telesur (Latin American answer to CNN)

(
See also
media outlets of Chávez)

hefty sanctions

human trafficking decertification of Venezuela

USA invasion belief

The President's Post
(Chávez newspaper)

Primera, Alí, protest singer

Primero Justicia/Plaza Altamira occupation

Proyecto Venezuela

PRV (Revolutionary Party of Venezuela)

See also
Bravo, Douglas (PRV/guerrilla leader)

public health

See also
social missions of Hugo Chávez

Putin, Vladimir

Quijada, Manuel (intellectual progressive)

Radical Cause (Causa R).

See
Causa R (Radical Cause)

Radio Caracas Television (RCTV).

See
RCTV (Radio Caracas Television, Channel 2)

Radio Perola

Radio Un Nuevo Dia

R-83 air force cell

See also
Izarra, William (air force activist)

Raleigh, Sir Walter

Ramírez, Kleber (Douglas Bravo ally)

Ramírez, Rafael (PDVSA head)

Ramírez Pérez, VAdm. Héctor (HC opponent)

Ramírez Sánchez, Illich (Carlos the Jackal)

Rangel, Charles (Harlem congressman)

Rangel, José Vicente (Chávez administration leader)

and Pérez currency speculation

on Fidel call during

HC resignation letter