Chavez daughter richest woman in Venezuela (Spanish)

[Bacchus4.0]

http://www.diariolasamericas.com/4848_venezuela/3265811_maria-gabriela-chavez-podria-ser-mujer-mas-ricae-venezuela.html

Over 4 billion dollars in US and Andorra bank accounts.

[Historic NY]

1. So much for Communism....

[hack89]

2. They learned a lot from the Castros. nt

[COLGATE4]

3. Well, to be honest

4.2 billion dollars doesn't go as far as it used to...

[Marksman_91]

4. Funny how all the admirers of these supposedly "leftist" leaders turn a blind eye to these things

There's plenty to show that all the people at the top of the government and those close to them have made themselves obscenely rich, something that sure as hell isn't possible with the salary of a public servant, and yet they can't stop frolicking over how "benevolent" and caring for the people they are. If that isn't ideologically blinding oneself, I don't know what is.

[Judi Lynn]

5. Your source, in Wikipedia:

Diario las Américas is the oldest Spanish newspaper in Miami for the Hispanic community. The newspaper was founded by Nicaraguan born Horacio Aguirre Baca.[2] The newspaper has been an active member of the Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) since its founding.

History[edit]

Diario las Américas was founded on July 4, 1953. In June 2006, their website was launched on the Internet allied with the "Hispanic Digital Network" who was commissioned to design and activate it. The first quarter of 2013 the paper was sold to a group of Venezuelan investors and Manuel Aguilera was appointed director. Following the sale a total graphics remodeling, which is the first in a series of them throughout the year. In May it became morning and began to be published every day of the week. With the new management were incorporated into the new wording reporters and an extensive network of correspondents in Latin America, Europe and Asia. The number of employees was increased.

Columnists and contributors[edit]

Columnists and contributors to Diario las Américas include Asdrúbal Aguiar, Jaime Bayly, Eleonora Bruzual, Ángel Cuadra, Remedios Díaz Oliver, Edgar C. Otálvora, Carlos Sánchez Berzaín, Dania Ferro, María Diaz, Mariano Caucino, Marta Colomina, Raúl Benoit, Itxu Díaz, Nitu Pérez Osuna.

Distribution[edit]

Subscribers are from throughout the United States and Florida but primarily include Cuban Americans and Latin Americans in South Florida.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diario_Las_Am%C3%A9ricas

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Description of the founder and his son, from Venezuelanalysis. You are welcome to discredit what they have written about this true dictator-loving founder of Diario las Américas:

Some integral IAPA members also have disturbing historic link with Latin America's right wing dictatorships. For example, Alejandro J. Aguirre is President of the IAPA Executive Committee. Aguirre is assistant editor and assistant publisher of Miami's largest Spanish daily, Diario Las Americas. Alejandro is the son of Horacio Aguirre Baca, founder of the newspaper, who in 1999 was profoundly thanked at the Miami International Press Club, by the Miami Cuban community, for his long years in "defense of the freedom of Cuba." According to an investigation from various sources, it appears that Horacio Aguirre Baca was born in New Orleans and grew up in Nicaragua, where he and his family had relatively tight connections with then-General (and soon to be Dictator) Anastasio Somoza García. As history knows, Somoza Garcia was responsible for the assassination of the infamous left-wing Nicaraguan guerrilla leader, Augusto César Sandino. Over the next fourty years, the Somoza family would control the country on and off until Somoza Garcia's second son, Anastasio Somoza Debayle, was ousted by the Sandinistas in 1979. In the 1940s, during one of these power shifts, Horacio fled to Panama with his brother Francisco, and afterwards to the United States in the 1950s. Horacio Aguirre is an historic member of the IAPA, and now belongs to the Advisory board.[6]

http://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/3308

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[Bacchus4.0]

6. Oh, and your source is Venanalysis which is a chavista propaganda rag

His daughters still live in the presidential palace, perhaps that is how she was able to save so much money and become a billionaire. Although, its more likely she inherited and was given money that Hugo ripped off from the state while the Venezuelan people have to use pet medication, and stand in line for 8 hrs to maybe get some milk or some diapers for their children.

[Judi Lynn]

8. Breitbart is carrying your story, too! Must be true.

They say it originated with Diario Las Americas. Reminds one of the time you posted a story which claimed Hugo Chavez was worth billions of dollars, and the story was traced back to only one man, and it fizzled out completely after that.

Your Breitbart extreme right-wing story:

http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/08/11/report-hugo-chavezs-favorite-daughter-is-the-richest-person-in-venezuela/

[Bacchus4.0]

9. I don't read Breitbart like you do. Its not difficult for me to see that Chavez was corrupt

and that the revolution is a big joke. On the other hand, you still see at as success despite all evidence to the contrary.

Of course, the Ven government isn't going publish info on Chavez's wealth since he obviously cyphened it off from the people, just like they don't publish inflation data or murder numbers since it just makes them look like the inept fools they are.

[Zorro]

11. Chavez' wealth was declared an official state secret when he was in office

and our LatAm Spambot doesn't understand what the big deal is about taking pet medications -- she probably does the same, herself.

[Marksman_91]

12. Yep, just like the official inflation rate has been a state secret since February

And the official murder rate for many years now too. The regime obviously doesn't want to talk about these things, so it's obvious they don't want anyone to know the truth.

[Marksman_91]

7. Doesn't take a genius to know that the Chavez family and the other prominent Chavistas are rich

One only need to take a look at the kind of vehicles and watches that they like to wear during public appearances, or the luxurious parties they throw themselves. Not long ago there was a prominent Chavista actor who got caught grocery shopping in Aruba. How much do you wanna bet that none of those capitalist assholes don't do lines at supermarkets and instead pay whoever to do it?

[Bacchus4.0]

10. They should expropriate Chavez' ranches for agricultural production and sell off his assets to

for the benefit of the pueblo.