‘I have spent the past three
weeks filming in the hillside barrios of Caracas, in streets and breeze-block
houses that defy gravity and torrential rain and emerge at night like fireflies
in the fog. Caracas is said to be one of the world's toughest cities, yet I
have known no fear; the poorest have welcomed my colleagues and me with a
warmth characteristic of ordinary Venezuelans but also with the unmistakable
confidence of a people who know that change is possible and who, in their
everyday lives, are reclaiming noble concepts long emptied of their meaning in
the west: "reform", "popular democracy",
"equity", "social justice" and, yes, "freedom".’ 

Chávez Is A
Threat Because He Offers The Alternative Of A Decent Society