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Which best explains how Hugo Chavez damaged democracy in Venezuela?
He increased authoritarianism in government.
He transferred ownership of industries to government.
He joined with like-minded leaders in Latin America.
He convinced voters to put an end to term limits.
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He increased authoritarianism in government.
Chávez concentrated power in the executive, weakened independent institutions (courts, legislature, electoral bodies), curtailed press freedom and civil liberties, and used state resources to sideline opponents — actions that systematically eroded democratic checks and balances.
Chávez concentrated power in the executive, weakened independent institutions (courts, legislature, electoral bodies), curtailed press freedom and civil liberties, and used state resources to sideline opponents — actions that systematically eroded democratic checks and balances.
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