Chavez expels yet another foreign diplomat for saying what his cronies are afraid to say out loud.
Luis Herrero, a European Union parliamentarian from Spain called President Hugo Chavez a dictator. Apparently Chavez is trying his best to clean up the list of adjectives used to describe him, and dictator is one term that must go.
In fact, Chavez was so incensed by the use of this term by the truth-talker Mr. Herrero that he was escorted to the airport by members of the national guard without first collecting his belongs from his hotel room. Wow, this guy really hit a dictatorial nerve.
Dictator, excuse me, El Presidente Chavez claims to be bringing democracy to his fellow Venezuelans, but only on his terms, and he won’t allow any poisonous truth to taint his “peaceful climate” of reform for Venezuela.
Mr. Herrero was to serve as observer during the upcoming referendum on President Hugo Chavez's term limits and during a press conference aired on Globovision used harsh words against President Chavez's handling of the referendum, implying the Venezuelan President was trying to manipulate the polling schedule to his benefit and called for Venezuelans to "vote freely."
In the true spirit of democracy he said, "Don't ever let fear obstruct your vote, as a dictator has premeditated."
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