Editor,

If Pat Robertson is going to show a disdain of "Hitler-like proportion" for Chavez, he might want to focus his anger on Chavez's opposition in Venezuela, not on him. After all, it is the former two-time president of the nation who recently said Chavez "should die like a dog" and that "when Chavez falls we must shut down the National Assembly (Congress) and the Supreme Court." And it is the Party he represents that strives to maintain at any cost the privileged position they hold in a nation where 85 percent of the land is owned by a very wealthy 5 percent of the population, where unemployment is believed to be significantly high (above 35 percent?), and where the percentages of the "poor" and "extremely poor" in 2003 reached 75 percent and 40 percent, respectively.

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