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Venezuelan politician (1932–2018)
Teodoro Petkoff Malec (Spanish pronunciation: [teoˈðoɾo peðˈkof maˈlek]; 3 January 1932 – 31 October 2018) was a Venezuelan politician, economist and
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Political party in Venezuela
with a view to emphasising a socialist message. Initially led by Teodoro Petkoff, its first congress was held on 14 January 1971. In 1988 another left-wing
Movimiento al Socialismo (Venezuela)
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Teodoro Palacios (1939–2019) Teodoro Paredes (born 1993) Teodoro Petkoff (1932–2018) Teodoro Plata (1866–1897) Teodoro R. Yangco (1861–1939) Teodoro Ramos
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Venezuelan newspaper
Tal Cual is a Venezuelan newspaper. It was launched in 2000, with Teodoro Petkoff as editor. It has been described as a leftist newspaper that is critical
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Opposition to Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro
criticized by Henry Ramos Allup (secretary general of Democratic Action), Teodoro Petkoff (Movement for Socialism) and Manuel Rosales (A New Era). Democratic
Venezuelan_opposition
Venezuelan presidential administration (1988–1993)
Carlos Andrés Pérez 3,868,843 52.76% Eduardo Fernández 2,955,061 40.40% Teodoro Petkoff 198,361 2.71% Abstention: 1,660,887 18.08% Total votes: 7,524,760
Second presidency of Carlos Andrés Pérez
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President of Venezuela from 1984 to 1989
Votes % Jaime Lusinchi 3.773.731 56% Rafael Caldera 2.298.176 34% Teodoro Petkoff 277.498 4% José Vicente Rangel 221.918 3% Abstention: 952.712 12% Total
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director Edilio Peña – play writer, poet Israel Peña- musicologist Teodoro Petkoff – guerrilla fighter and politician, journalist, economist Maja Poljak
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footballer Stanisław Malec (1931–2025), Polish engineer and politician Teodoro Petkoff Malec (1932–2018), Venezuelan politician Tomáš Malec (born 1982), Slovak
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Venezuelan volunteer vote-monitoring group
opposition candidate for the 3 December 2006 presidential elections. Teodoro Petkoff, a Chávez critic, said that Súmate's procedure was authoritarian, comparing
Súmate
elections. Among the candidates were: Manuel Rosales (A New Era), Teodoro Petkoff (independent), Sergio Omar Calderón (Copei), Wiliam Ojeda (Un Solo
2006 Venezuelan presidential election
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1982 book by Gabriel García Márquez
Cortázar Carlos Barral Milan Kundera Régis Debray Rossana Rossanda Teodoro Petkoff Geraldine Chaplin Miguel Littín Carmen Balcells Monica Vitti Luis Buñuel
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Democratic Action 3,879,024 52.91 Eduardo Fernández Copei 2,963,015 40.42 Teodoro Petkoff MAS–MIR 200,479 2.73 Godofredo Marín Authentic Renewal Organization
1988 Venezuelan general election
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1972 film by Vytautas Žalakevičius
political prisoners — Guillermo García Ponce, Pompeyo Márquez and Teodoro Petkoff. In an unnamed Latin American country after a coup d'état, a military
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Venezuelan presidential administration from 1994 to 1999
candidacy in his cabinet, like some representatives of MAS party, Teodoro Petkoff at the Ministry of the Central Office of Coordination and Planning
Second presidency of Rafael Caldera
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Venezuelan newspaper
closed in 2003. Another rival, Tal Cual, was launched by Teodoro Petkoff in 2000 after Petkoff had for a time been director of El Mundo. On 20 February
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Venezuelan public university
drafted the 1999 Venezuelan Constitution and mayor of Caracas (2000). Teodoro Petkoff (born 1932) congressman, co-founder of the political party MAS and
Central University of Venezuela
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Political party in Venezuela
discussed. Among the main candidates who discussed this possibility were Teodoro Petkoff, Julio Borges, Reina Siqueira and Manuel Rosales, the latter being
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72 Rafael Caldera Copei–ICC–NGD [es]–CIMA–FUN–MIO 2,298,176 34.54 Teodoro Petkoff MAS–MIR–IRE 277,498 4.17 José Vicente Rangel MEP–PCV–NA–LS–GAR–SI 221
1983 Venezuelan general election
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Political party in Venezuela
choosing Movement for Socialism (MAS) candidates: José Vicente Rangel and Teodoro Petkoff. The group of Carlos Betancourt who formed the Red Flag Party on January
Revolutionary Left Movement (Venezuela)
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International journalism awards
States Mauri König Brazil Alejandro Santos Rubino United States 2012 Teodoro Petkoff Venezuela Miguel Ángel Bastenier Colombia Juan Forero United States
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Venezuelan politician (born 1940)
office February 1999 – May 2002 President Hugo Chávez Preceded by Teodoro Petkoff Succeeded by Felipe Perez Marti Personal details Born (1940-06-30)
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Marcos Pérez Jiménez (1914–2001), militar, former president (1952–1958) Teodoro Petkoff (1932–2018), economist, former guerrilla fighter and minister of the
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present and future. Along with party leaders as Pompeyo Márquez and Teodoro Petkoff, Guerra resigned from the PCV in 1970, and in 1971 became a member
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Report by Gabriel García Márquez
them, copies of a book of essays by Venezuelan presidential candidate Teodoro Petkoff were also burned. ISBN 0-8050-0322-3, Hardcover, Henry Holt & Company
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for his party COPEI. The divided socialists offered Teodoro Petkoff and José Vicente Rangel. Petkoff had broken with the Communist Party and, with the veteran
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Afro-Venezuelan women's rights activist and politician (1926–1997)
(Spanish: Movimiento al Socialismo, MAS), a group of dissidents led by Teodoro Petkoff who split from the PCV over its commitment to orthodox communism, its
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Chicago Cardinals) and coach (Seattle Seahawks), pancreatic cancer. Teodoro Petkoff, 86, Venezuelan journalist and politician, Minister of the Central
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Argentine politician, senator Luben Petkoff (1933-1999), Venezuelan politician and entrepreneur Teodoro Petkoff (1932-2018), Venezuelan politician and
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book of essays by Venezuelan ex-guerrilla and presidential candidate Teodoro Petkoff were also burned. The book burning attracted international protests:
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historian, author of "Las campañas periodísticas del Libertador" (1968). Teodoro Petkoff (1932–2018), politician, journalist and essayist, author of "Checoslovaquia:
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Manuel Hernández Rafael de Nogales Douglas Bravo Carlos the Jackal Teodoro Petkoff Narciso Lopez Olga Luzardo Fabricio Ojeda Paul del Rio List of condottieri
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Venezuelan actor (1935–2025)
at that time by Nicolás Curiel. There he met José Ignacio Cabrujas, Teodoro Petkoff, Gustavo Rodríguez, César Rengifo, Gustavo Machado and Eva Mondolfi
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Di Lolli Digital: Gerardo Reyes Graphic: José Palazón Career Award: Teodoro Petkoff 2016 Best Story or Journalistic Investigation: Joseph Zárate Salazar
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There are a considerable number of musicians, academics and doctors. Teodoro Petkoff Malec is a Venezuelan politician, ex-guerrilla, journalist and economist
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bargaining and the workers' struggle." From a vision of a market socialism, Teodoro Petkoff - founder of the Movement to Socialism - affirmed that Marxists in
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2016 documentary film
Freddy Guevara Carlos Hermoso Margarita López Maya [es] Leopoldo López Teodoro Petkoff Mariclen Stelling "El ocaso del socialismo mágico - PLAY TV". ABC (in
El ocaso del socialismo mágico
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Venezuelan television network
Visión Informativa con Italo Luongo Compas Internacional Teodoro Que Dice? (hosted by Teodoro Petkoff, ex-presidential candidate) CMT's logo from 1999 to 2001
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criticized by Henry Ramos Allup (secretary general of Democratic Action), Teodoro Petkoff (Movement for Socialism) and Manuel Rosales (A New Era). An audit was
2005 Venezuelan parliamentary election
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