Carlos Andrés Pérez

Carlos Andrés Pérez

by José Consuegra C.

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"Friend and advisor of Carlos Andrés Pérez, presents a flattering account of presidential diplomatic activities during the first two years (1989-90) of Pérez's ill-fated second administration. Propagandistic work, however, allows for examination of Venezuela's foreign policy during this period, particularly the crucial role played by an activist president"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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    How does José Consuegra C.’s close personal relationship and role as an advisor to Carlos Andrés Pérez shape the objectivity of this account, and how should readers navigate memoirs written by insiders?

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    In what ways does the book portray the tension between an activist president’s grand diplomatic ambitions and the domestic realities of Venezuela during the start of his second term?

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    Considering the description of this work as somewhat "propagandistic," what value do partisan or flattering political accounts hold for historians and modern readers trying to understand a complex era?

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