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Hugo Chávez 101: a quiz about Venezuela's ex-president
Venezuela's longtime president Hugo Chávez, whose death was announced Mar. 5, 2013, was a powerful force in Latin American politics for decades. But how well do you know the self-described Bolivarian revolutionary? Take our quiz and find out!
9. Though they enjoy close economic ties, Colombia and Venezuela had a prickly relationship during Chávez's time in office. What Colombian insurgency did Bogota accuse Chávez of supporting?
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The ELN |
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The FARC |
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The Shining Path |
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The Sandinistas |
