• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Democracy Chronicles

Towards better democracy everywhere.

  • AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
  • WORLD DEMOCRACY
  • POLITICAL ART
  • more
    • election technology
    • money politics
    • political dissidents
    • THIRD PARTY
      • third party central
      • green party
      • justice party
      • libertarian party
    • voting methods
  • DC INFO
    • author central
    • about
    • advertise with DC
    • contact
    • privacy policy
Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | Chavez Passing May Force Cuba Leaders to Reform

Chavez Passing May Force Cuba Leaders to Reform

March 6, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

FacebookLinkedInPinTweet
Venezuela Force Cuba Leaders to Reform
Adalberto Roque/AFP/File – Ofelia Acevedo (L) widow of opposition leader Oswaldo Paya and their daughter Rosa Maria Paya (2ndL) attend his funeral, on July 24, at Cristobal Colon cemetery in Havana. Acevedo rejected Saturday a government report that blamed the car crash that killed her husband and a fellow dissident on the vehicle’s driver.

Dictatorship has relied on Chavez oil transfers to fund government spending but death to force Cuba leaders to reform

Democracy, elections and voting

Death of Chavez could force Cuba to speed reform

Cuba could be forced to speed its economic reforms following the death of its main benefactor, Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez, whose oil-backed largesse has kept the country afloat for years. Venezuela’s leftist leader, who died on Tuesday, gave generously to Cuba over the years, supplying Havana with billions.

FacebookLinkedInPinTweet

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Caribbean, Castro Brothers, Cuba, South America, Venezuela

Some highlighted Democracy Chronicles topics

Africa American Corruption American Local Elections American State Elections Asia Capitalism and Big Business Celebrity Politics China Democracy Charity Democracy Protests Democrats Dictatorships Education Election History Election Methods Election Security Election Transparency Europe Internet and Democracy Journalism and Free Speech Middle East Minority Voting Rights Money Politics New York City and State Elections Political Artwork Political Dissidents Political Lobbying Redistricting Republicans Russia Socialism and Labor Social Media and Democracy South America Spying and Privacy Supreme Court Third Party Voter Access Voter ID Voter Registration Voter Suppression Voter Turnout Voting Technology Women Voting Rights Worldwide Worldwide Corruption

About DC Editors

We are your source for news on the all important effort to establish and strengthen democracy across the globe. Our international team with dozens of independent authors are your gateway into the raging struggle for free and fair elections on every continent with a focus on election reform in the United States. See our Facebook Page and also follow us on Twitter @demchron.

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

democracy chronicles newsletter

democracy around the web

  • Donald Trump Misunderstands Ranked Choice Voting. It Will Help Not Hurt Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan
    Source: Election Law Blog Published on: 12 hours ago
  • The Lack of Any Cause of Action Alone Should Doom DOJ’s Lawsuits in Both Alaska and California: DOJ Needs Actual Statutory Authority to Sue
    Source: Election Law Blog Published on: 16 hours ago
  • The Major Questions Doctrine Alone Should Doom DOJ’s Lawsuits in Both Alaska and California: Congress Would Not Hide Broad Federal Powers over State Elections in A Law Making Noncitizen Voting a Misdemeanor or in General Language in a Voter Registration Statute’s Preamble
    Source: Election Law Blog Published on: 17 hours ago
  • Timing Issues Alone (Laches and the Purcell Principle) Should Doom DOJ’s Attempt to Get California Election Officials to Pull Out Ballots from Purported Possible Noncitizens
    Source: Election Law Blog Published on: 17 hours ago
  • Ninth Circuit Panel Sets 1 PM Sunday Oral Argument on DOJ’s Motion for Injunction Pending Appeal and Los Angeles’ Motion to Dismiss in California Ballot Case
    Source: Election Law Blog Published on: 18 hours ago