Ever since Hugo Chavez became president of Venezuela in 1999, a number of media organisations have been waging a war of words against his government. Chavez has responded by revoking the licenses of dozens of radio and television stations.Venezuela opposition broadcasters vow to stay - 29 Dec 09
By Ernest Bey
Ever since Hugo Chavez became president of Venezuela in 1999, a number of media organisations have been waging a war of words against his government. Chavez has responded by revoking the licenses of dozens of radio and television stations.
Ever since Hugo Chavez became president of Venezuela in 1999, a number of media organisations have been waging a war of words against his government. Chavez has responded by revoking the licenses of dozens of radio and television stations.
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