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183: 197: 272: 677: 744: 1068: 702: 52: 1441:, which was freeing controls on prices and a ten percent increase in that of gasoline, which in Venezuela is sacrosantly very low. The increase in petrol price fed into a 30 percent increase in fares for public transport In February 1989, barely into his second term, Pérez faced a series of widespread protests and lootings, which started in 1545:. He re-imposed exchange controls, which Pérez's administration had lifted as part of a general financial liberalisation (unaccompanied by effective regulation, which contributed to the banking crisis). The economy had suffered under the falling oil price, which led to a collapse in government revenues. The steel corporation 1492:
in power once Perez was captured and assassinated. They almost had him cornered in the presidential palace, but he managed to escape to the presidential residence and from there, loyal troops cornerered Chávez and arrested him. In exchange for prompting his co-conspirators to lay down their arms,
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Chávez, fully uniformed and unbowed, was allowed to speak on television to the entire nation in a moment that granted him a place on the nation's political stage. On 27 November 1992, higher-ranked officers tried to overthrow Pérez but the conspiracy was easily put down.
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was privatized, and the economy continued to plummet. Fulfilling an election promise, Caldera released Chávez and pardoned all the military and civilian conspirators during the Andrés Pérez administration. The economic crisis continued, and by the
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was a lieutenant-colonel, but other generals were also involved in the coup attempt. The plan involved members of the military overwhelming military locations and communication installations and then establishing
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that had begun the previous year and had increased the global price of oil from $ 3 per barrel to nearly $ 12 per barrel. Venezuela nationalised its iron industry in 1975 and its oil industry the following year.
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Pérez's downfall came when a legal process was begun to force to him reveal how he had used a secret but legal presidential fund, which he resolutely resisted. With the Supreme Court and
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This period was characterised by the alternation of political power established in the Punto Fijo Pact; by the nationalisation of the oil industry in 1976 and the creation of
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was elected to succeed Betancourt as president. Leoni's government became known for public works and cultural development, but was confronted with continuous
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Pérez was elected again in 1988 and, looking to solve the recession, adopted economic measures that set off major protests, the biggest of which was the
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ranged against him, Pérez was imprisoned, for a while in a detention center, and then under house arrest. He handed the presidency in 1993 to
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did little to counter the crisis. Corruption increased, and the Caldas Corvettes crisis in 1987, sparked by a sovereignty dispute in the
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the traditional political parties had become unpopular; an initial front-runner for the presidency in late 1997 was
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Despite initially rejecting liberalization policies, his economic agenda was later focused on cutting subsidies,
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This article is about the history of Venezuela from 1953–1999. For the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, see
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wave of 1989. The same year, Venezuela held its first direct elections of governors and regional mayors.
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This article is about the fourth Republic of Venezuela. For the first, second and third Republics, see
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in 1970. Additionally, a truce with the guerrillas allowed their reintegration into political life.
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gained popularity amid the financial turmoil and was elected president in 1998. His administration
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and led to a large number of deaths, ranging from the official estimate of 277 dead to over 2000.
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served as acting president for about two weeks, at which point the historian and parliamentarian
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The 1980s and 1990s were also a golden age of television in Venezuela. A number of Venezuelan
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Significant advances in the medical sciences took place during the Punto Fijo pact period.
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Caldera assumed the presidency for the second time in 1994 and had to confront the
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was elected to the presidency in 1979, with the country in deep debt and bound by
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The new order had its opponents. On 24 June 1960, Betancourt was injured in
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of military personnel controlled the government until 1952, when it held
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campaigned for the presidency and brand-new political movement, called
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into exile, Venezuela's three main political parties signed the
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in 1992. Each state has a governor and a legislative assembly.
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won the next election. Before he took office in 1969, the
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Herrera Campins and Lusinchi administrations (1979–1989)
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Several Venezuelans won international beauty contests:
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Venezuela: The Revolution Unfolding In Latin America
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The border controversy was resolved with the 1194:made Venezuela famous with soap operas such as 1753:also became known on the international scene. 1262:) began an insurgency that was backed by the 1090: 216: 155: 8: 2015:Maria Delgado, Antonio (16 February 2015). 1574:ended the bipartisanship, establishing the 1385:Second Carlos Andrés Pérez term (1989–1993) 1650:and contributed to the development of the 1377:, generated one of the biggest moments of 1318:First Carlos Andrés Pérez term (1974–1979) 1097: 1083: 717: 270: 147: 1517:Second Caldera administration (1994–1999) 136:Learn how and when to remove this message 1572:adoption of the new constitution in 1999 1479:officers started plotting seriously and 1391:Second Presidency of Carlos Andrés Pérez 1274:Leoni and first Caldera term (1964–1974) 1958: 1956: 1870:"The weakening of the "strong bolívar"" 1762: 1365:, was devalued on what became known as 1324:First Presidency of Carlos Andrés Pérez 808: 750: 731: 720: 594: 526: 290: 2038:Schemo, Diana Jean (7 December 1998). 2002: 1379:tension between Venezuela and Colombia 1215:Second Presidency of Rómulo Betancourt 1051:Death and state funeral of Hugo Chávez 1831: 1829: 1636:Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1471:November 1992 Venezuelan coup attempt 1467:February 1992 Venezuelan coup attempt 1209:Betancourt administration (1959–1964) 601: 574: 561: 551: 547: 513: 484: 472: 460: 448: 436: 424: 412: 400: 388: 376: 364: 360: 350: 7: 1171:, with the notable exclusion of the 1113:, also sometimes referred to as the 74:adding citations to reliable sources 1801:"VENEZUELA: Trujillo's Murder Plot" 1523:Second Presidency of Rafael Caldera 1437:. 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