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Lee los siguientes párrafos y contesta la pregunta. Hugo Chávez, presidente venezolano desde 1999, fue expulsado temporalmente en 1992 por elementos de la derecha del ejército, pero sus partidarios reinstalaron a Chávez después de protestas violentas. Chávez intenta poner su doctrina del socialismo "La Revolución Bolivariana" en ejecución. Esta doctrina polémica se esfuerza traer más igualdad entre las clases sociales, mientras que al mismo tiempo ataca la globalización y causó inestabilidad en la región. Selecciona todos los adjetivos que describen la presidencia de Hugo Chávez: En Venezuela: aburrida violenta pacífica polémica revolucionaria

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Answer: i dont know what you asking but that translated in english is Read the following paragraphs and answer the question. Hugo Chavez, Venezuelan president since 1999, was temporarily expelled in 1992 by elements of the army's right, but his supporters reinstated Chavez after violent protests. Chavez tries to put his doctrine of socialism "The Bolivarian Revolution" into execution. This controversial doctrine strives to bring more equality between social classes, while at the same time attacking globalization and causing instability in the region. Select all the adjectives that describe the presidency of Hugo Chavez: In Venezuela: boring violent peaceful revolutionary controversy

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Answer 2

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The adjectives taht could describe the presidency of Hugo Chávez are:

1. Violenta.
2. Polémica.
3. Revolucionaria.

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The translation of the selected adjectives is:

1. Violent.
2. Controversy.
3. Revolutionary.

The presidency of Hugo Chavez can be called "revolutionary" since his motto of "a Bolivarian state" implanted the notion of socialism as a valid idea for a South American country whose adjoining countries absolutely support capitalism, which could be called "controversial," Finally because Hugo Chavez's return to Venezuela was prompted by the violent protests and subsequent totalitarianism that marked all his time in the presidency.