Artículo de Newsweek sobre el éxodo de venezolanos

Maracaibo, una de las ciudades libres de América.

La revista Nwesweek tiene en su última edición: http://www.newsweek.com/id/204835 un artículo de Mac Margolis en el cuál se narra en detalle el éxodo de miles de venezolanos y de latinoamericanos relacionado con la presencia de dictadorzuelos en el hemisferio: Chávez, Morales, Ortega, Correa... Margolis cita mis esfuerzos por armar un eje de ciudades pro-democracia en contraposición a esos dictadorzuelos. La cita es:

"Still there may be a glimmer of revival. Ostracized at home and unwelcome abroad, expatriate communities are trying to turn distance into strength. Using the web, universities and the expatriate grapevine, foreign nationals from the populist countries are talking to each other and building ties with dissidents around the world. Back home opposition movements are making a stand, launching protest marches and candidates in a major city in each country -- Guayaquil in Ecuador, Santa Cruz de la Sierra in Bolivia, Maracaibo in Venezuela. "We are putting together a web of exiles as a counterbalance to authoritarianism," says Coronel, who is tapping the diaspora for a gathering in Ecuador or Argentina in the next few months. "You could call it a kind of axis of freedom." That may sound optimistic given the stranglehold Chavez and his followers have on their countries. But given the growing numbers and brain power of Latin America's new dissidents, uniting their voices might just make a difference.