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Latin American Left securing gains
Submitted by Craig Hill (not verified) on February 24, 2013 - 4:58pm.
There is such a paucity yet of wealth distribution across the Americas, the Left will be on the rise a looong time. When you've been stomped down by the Reichtwing for so long, you've got a steep climb yet ahead before we get close to the mountaintop, followed by a good long reign over the Reicht before we have to fear ANY loss of popularity. Correa's whopping re-election shows the popularity of the Left is just beginning to be appreciated.
And no one should have any doubt Maduro would be elected in a landslide were he needed to succeed Chavez, in the same way Lyndon Johnson won in 1964 after the death a year earlier of the Chavez-esque-popular John F Kennedy. Johnson won with about 60%, not because he was warm or loveable. The same will happen for Maduro, or whoever Chavez might choose as time goes on.
The Reicht never stops lying or whining tho, does it? What's wrong with Llosa, too many country club memberships?
