Talk:Teodoro Petkoff

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This article needs to become more neutral. It is customary for Chavez-supporters to call anyone not supporting their leader 'liberals' or 'supporters of liberalism'. One would need first to clarify what 'liberalism' means for these people. --- AndresDominguez

BTW, a common misperception by Americans is that "catire" is, essentially, the Venezuelan analogue for "white boy." In fact, a catire (or catira) is anyone with blond hair (and often blue or light colored eyes), fair-skinned and yes, usually of European descendancy. Light skin tone alone, however, does not classify one as catire. Moreover, the term catire does not carry the same connotations that does "white boy" in the US (or "white girl", for that). In fact, Venezuelans take to addressing relatives and close friends, but also strangers, according to their perceived phenotype. These addresses are generally used in an endearing, and certainly casual way. Alexescalona 17:05, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

"NEOLIBERAL"??? That's absurd. Obviously not a neutral article and quite false indeed. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 200.44.223.138 (talk) 22:19, 30 November 2011 (UTC)

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