2018
DOI: 10.15359/ri91-2.2
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La domesticación de la Política Exterior de Venezuela (2013-2017)

Abstract: IntroducciónEn octubre del año 2012 se llevaron a cabo las elecciones presidenciales para el período 2013-2019, donde Hugo Chávez triunfó frente al candidato de la Mesa de la Unidad Democrática (MUD), Henrique Capriles. Era la cuarta vez que Chávez se sometía a las urnas para acceder al Palacio de Miraflores en el marco de un proceso político que lo tenía como líder indiscutido desde hacía 12 años. La ciudadanía, en esta ocasión, se mostró polarizada. Chávez obtuvo el 55.07 % de los votos contra el 44.31 % de … Show more

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“…Classic logic of the cost/benefit ratio does not allow us to decrypt Venezuela's different behaviours in the UNSC and the UNGA. As Nicolás Maduro's legitimacy is the core objective of his foreign policy, 23 appearing as a dissenting actor at the UNGA also served internal purposes. Due to the significant media coverage of the general debate, states' performance at the UNGA is also addressed to national public opinion and other international audiences.…”
Section: Beyond Institutional Contestation At the Un: Taking Into Acc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Classic logic of the cost/benefit ratio does not allow us to decrypt Venezuela's different behaviours in the UNSC and the UNGA. As Nicolás Maduro's legitimacy is the core objective of his foreign policy, 23 appearing as a dissenting actor at the UNGA also served internal purposes. Due to the significant media coverage of the general debate, states' performance at the UNGA is also addressed to national public opinion and other international audiences.…”
Section: Beyond Institutional Contestation At the Un: Taking Into Acc...mentioning
confidence: 99%