Chavez and Hollande, the failed hopes of socialism

François Hollande - 
With the election of François Hollande as President of France,
the Portuguese Socialists seemed like love-sick adoloscentes. 
Finally Portugal had someone who could defend our interests 
in the European Union. 
"A breath of fresh air and a new cycle of hope." 
Mário Soares went so far as to say, 
that Hollande dreamed of another New Deal, 
much like Franklin Roosevelt "
Hollande was such a powerful personality, 
such a glorious president. 
Sadly after his disastrous regime, 
the French gave the mad presidential candidate, Benoit Haman, 
only 6% in the last presidential elections.

Hugo Chaves - 
the great hero of the socialists in Portugal, 
the greatest friend of José Socrates, 
and there wasn't enough words to flatter 
this revolutionary visionary and fellow companion in 
corruption deals.
José Sócrates, who for seven years led the increase 
in bilateral political relations that went beyond 
the mere coexistence between friendly states. 
Socrates served as a partner to Chavez to be seen, 
in Latin America as a citizen with an open door in Europe. 
On a visit to Portugal in 2008, 
Chavez spoke for more than an hour, with Socrates at his side, 
live on Venezuelan television. 
In exchange, the Government obtained supplies of oil 
and business deals, such as the million Magelhães computers,
 that JP Couto supplied to Caracas. 
The 50,000 houses that the Building constuction firm Lena,
 was supposed to build on the other side of the Atlantic 
never left the paper.

José Sócrates recalled Chavez 
as a "charismatic president in his country" 
and "has always left the most evident evidence 
of great friendship for Portugal and the Portuguese." 
And he emphasized "a life of willingness, devoted to action 
and to what it has at the beginning of surprising, unforeseen. 
A life with others, alongside others, 
with the ambition of self-righteousness 
who has always had an optimistic view of human nature ". 
He added that Chavez lived "a life full of uncertainties, 
challenges and risks, typical of one who never feared 
the responsibility of his freedom and his will." 
And he assumed himself as the "author of his own biography".

Yannis Varoufakis -

Benoit Hamon -

Fidel Castro -

Hugo Chaves e Nicolas Maduro -
The radical Portuguese socialist-communists, 
who once applauded the radical leftist tyranny of Chaves, 
that had oppressed Venezuela for years. 
Now this cruel dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro, 
has started distributing weapons 
to its militias in anticipation of a civil war, 
the radical Portuguese left, is divided between those who still defend 
the "chavismo" and those who began to change their opinion 
and try to distance themselves from the surrealist regime of Maduro.

         The great Socialist "Saviours of the world and Europe":