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CHÁVEZ SINGS
October 29, 2007 issue

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The article notes the 2007 release of a recording of Venezuelan folk songs sung by Hugo Chávez, the president of Venezuela. It is noted facetiously that Chávez is a recording artist along with other accomplishments listed by the author that include being an admirer of Noam Chomsky, a political philosopher, and a confidante of Fidel Castro, president of Cuba.

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CHAVEZ Frias, Hugo; FOLK songs; CHOMSKY, Noam; CASTRO, Fidel, 1926-; VENEZUELA
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