A country that
it's worth it
rebuild.
Look again at our history.
Dare to think about a different future.
Build a new idea of Republic.
Get closer to the project.
Find your starting point.
Learn what we stand for, where our ideas come from and where we want to go.
Change to
administrator
It's not enough.
MVGA's gaze goes to the causes: rentism, party democracy and the ideas that turned the State into loot.
We want to open a conversation about freedom, production, capacity and public responsibility.
Understand our positionVoices to think
Venezuela in another way.
An invitation to learn about his works, his questions and what we can still discuss from them.
A country needs capacity and responsibility.
His career opens a conversation about communication, citizenship and criticism of party dominance.
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Transform wealth into possibilities.
The question of "sowing the oil" continues to invite us to think about how to create production, education and autonomy.
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Think beyond the excuses.
An invitation to examine the myths and explanations with which Latin America has interpreted its own problems.
Explore their ideasShow your face
Keep their names.
Three editorials on courage, justice and political responsibility.
Óscar Pérez: the courage that Venezuela should not abandon
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Caguaripano: freedom cannot wait for the next political calendar
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Pantera: the man behind Gideón's alias and pending accounts
Read the editorialThe will to change.
The work of rebuilding.
A look at the leaders and ideas MVGA brings together to discuss Venezuela's future.
Meet our key figures
Neither IV nor V.
A new Republic.
A proposal to discuss how to rebuild institutions, expand the autonomy of citizens and hold power accountable.
Discover the Sixth RepublicExplore the library
The crisis of the Fourth Republic and the rise of Hugo Chávez
The arrival of Hugo Chávez to the Presidency in 1998 was neither an accident nor an inevitable consequence of Venezuelan history.
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Where was the money from Saudi Venezuela?
“Where was the money?” It's a legitimate question.
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AD and COPEI: alternation, power and wear
The Puntofijo Pact was signed on October 31, 1958 by representatives of Democratic Action (AD), COPEI and Democratic Republican Union (URD), after the fall of Marcos Pérez Jiménez.
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What is Make Venezuela Great Again?
MVGA is a political, civic and cultural project that studies the causes of the Venezuelan crisis and proposes opening the debate on a national refoundation.
Get to know the projectWhy talk about a Sixth Republic?
It is the name that MVGA gives to its future proposal for institutional and civic reconstruction. Its mechanisms are subject to discussion; It does not describe a current constitution.
Explore the proposalWhat do I find in the library?
History, profiles, thought and opinion with traceable sources. The texts distinguish editorial interpretation from statements that require documents.
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