In 1994, the Commander of the Bolivarian Revolution, Hugo Chávez Frías, and the Leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, formed a significant alliance, the result of a shared vision during a visit to Havana. teleSUR
00:00In 1994, the commander of the Bolivarian Revolution, Hugo Chavez Freyas, and the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, formed a significant alliance, the result of a shared vision during a visit to Havana.
00:11The then-Lieutenant Colonel Hugo Chavez presented Fidel Castro with his strategy to promote a revolution in Venezuela, based on forming broad social-political alliances for a strong election campaign in 1998.
00:24In turn, this campaign would seek power for traditional democratic means, with significant popular backing and the support of broad sectors of the armed forces.
00:33Chavez's brief first visit to Cuba in December 1994 marked the beginning of a bilateral relationship that would end up transforming the geopolitics of Latin America.
00:44That first meeting became the hope and alliance of the peoples of our America, a brotherhood that remains in force today.
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