Answer: True
Explanation: By referendum, the Venezuelans gave Hugo Chavez the power to rewrite the constitution as well as implement Socialism. Around the 1998 elections, more than half the Venezuelan populace was below the poverty line, with oil prices in steep decline.
Chávez’s political platform promised to rid the country of corruption, help the poor, and reduce the power of elites. He pledged to write a new constitution and remake Venezuelan democracy. In mid-1999 Venezuelans elected an assembly dominated by pro-Chávez delegates, and voters soon approved a new constitution by referendum.
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They were two of the most economically and militarily powerful cities which allowed them to have a great amount of influence.
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The answer to the question above is the Vietnamization.
United States President Richard Nixon's plan for the United States troops to gradually withdraw as South Vietnamese government forces assumed more combat duties was known as Vietnamization. It was Nixon administration policy to end the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War.
