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Phil GunsonPhil Gunson is a journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela. Recent articlesVenezuela: towards elected dictatorship
Hugo Chàvez's constitutional referendum is the last chance for Venezuelans to prevent the entrenchment of authoritarian rule, says Phil Gunson. Hugo Chávez: yo, el supremoVenezuela's revolution is leaving democracy behind, reports Phil Gunson in Caracas. Bolivarian myths and legendsThe political polarisation of Hugo Chávez's "Bolivarian revolution" in Venezuela is reproduced in the way the phenomenon is reported and assessed. Phil Gunson assails the defects of "solidarity journalism" and calls for a debate about Venezuela based on reality not propaganda. Venezuela: a seat at the top tableHugo Chávez's vigorous campaign to secure a United Nations Security Council place for Venezuela is based on outmoded views of national sovereignty and human rights, argues Phil Gunson in Caracas. Venezuela's media in a Bolivarian stormIs Hugo Chávez a champion of or threat to free media? Phil Gunson, in Caracas, reports. |
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