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"In a rather surprising turn of events, socialist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was re-elected for a third term, which will keep him in office for another six years. Chavez, who has been President since 1998, experienced his smallest margin of victory yet, receiving 54% of the votes. His younger opponent, Henrique Capriles Radonski, received 45%. The US has a history of disagreeing with Chavez&amp;#039;s brand of politics, which he refers to as &amp;quot;democratic and Bolivarian socialism,&amp;quot; because of his strong anti-capitalist stance. The high-stakes election (with 80% voter turnout) on Sunday ensures that Chavez&amp;#039;s opposition will have to wait another six years for the chance to challenge him again for a shift in foreign policy, looser governmental control of the economy and increased private investment. During Chavez&amp;#039;s campaign, the divided country was subject to constant broadcasts that local television stations were forced to air. The campaign was also sporadically violent. Two Capriles supporters were shot and killed just last weekend, and rallies often involved rock-throwing and shootings. Many speculate that the campaign was also unfair, perhaps even rigged. How do you think the US government will respond to Chavez&amp;#039;s latest win? Comment below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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