Chavez loved the Middle East: Was he blind to the despotism?

Hugo Chavez loved the idea of Socialism and hoped to see it practiced purely in the Middle East.
Venezuela and the Middle East after Chavez
Whatever one thought of Chavez, he did genuinely improve the lot of the Venezuelan working classes. He won elections and was genuinely popular for this reason.
He appears not to have been able to imagine that Khamenei, Ghaddafi and al-Assad are rather less interested in an ideal like the public welfare.
He appears not to have been able to imagine that Khamenei, Ghaddafi and al-Assad are rather less interested in an ideal like the public welfare.
Source: Informed Comment
Gathering point for Syrian Workers
A town in Lebanon made a gathering point at the entrance of the town for foreign workers.
That way, they will have a decent space to hang and won’t be sitting on the sidewalks and roundabouts.
That way, they will have a decent space to hang and won’t be sitting on the sidewalks and roundabouts.
Source: Blog Baladi
Saudi Arabia: A housewife is not a workingwife
The Ministry of Labor has officially warned expatriates against allowing their wives who are in the Kingdom as ”housewives” to work in the private sector.
Simply said: If you live here, you play by our rules i.e. housewives don't work!
Simply said: If you live here, you play by our rules i.e. housewives don't work!
Source: American Bedu
Vintage Car Exhibition
For any vintage car enthusiasts in Kuwait, there’s currently a vintage car exhibition taking place at Al Hamra Tower with around 14 classic cars on display.
Source: 248 AM
USA Ambassador Stuart Jones on ICT in Jordan
So Sleepless in Amman got the chance to sit with the US Ambassador in Jordan Mr. Jones. See what he had to say about Twitter and his hesitancy to join.
Source: Sleepless in Amman
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