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The crazy bird brings Hugo Chavez
BY BARBARA YUSTE Updated Monday, 10/02/2001 at 11: 39 Internet has become in recent days the scourge of Hugo Chávez. Since Venezuela's president decided to close Radio Caracas Television International (RCTVI), thousands of Internet users around the world have mobilized social networks to protest against this move aimed at silencing dissent with government policy. The chain closure has caused a flood of reactions on the Internet that has led to the Latin American president to declare war against all manifestations of Web 2.0, although most of the artillery was fired at Twitter, the microblogging network (messages of 140 characters) that many "twitterers" refer to as "the bird that brings crazy Chavez 'because this animal mascot of the popular platform.
Venezuelan students against the dictatorship of the XXI century
The Venezuelan president has even been 'de- "from his usual televised speech to those who use these means to combat the lack of freedom of expression in the country, which suffer some of the most influential bloggers Venezuela and Gustavo Azocar, who are living in their own flesh the persecution of the Chavez regime .
is not the first time, however, that cyberspace stands up to Chavez something. Last August, when he announced the Special Law Media Crimes against the English blogosphere staged a major uprising which also came to social networking. A new cyberprotest as this could lead to the Venezuelan president to dust off your gun and blocking Twitter. "Killing a dog is just anger," says the proverb.
Venezuelan students against the dictatorship of the XXI century
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