Abstract:
This article is comprised of two exploratory
hypotheses, one theoretical, the other empirical.
The first consists of a brief reflection on the
concept of political revolution and its application
to the transition to socialism; the second, an
empirical case that illustrates the first, consists
of a comparison between some clauses of the
Bolivarian Constitution and the Constitution of
the Federal Republic of Brazil, along with a brief
examination of the conjuncture ushered in by
the Caracazo of 1989.
Keywords: Bolivarian Revolution. Socialism.
Transition.
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