Chávez reiterated that “to be rich he is bad” and denied that in this way it promotes the misery

04:00 p.m. Caracas. - President Hugo Chavez insisted today before baccalaureate students in which “to be rich he is bad” and the socialism “is the kingdom of the equality and solidarity”, when inaugurating a grammar school in the Lara state.
“To be rich, that, is bad. The rich ones attack to me because I say that, but I say that he is bad”, maintained Chávez when disertar on political ideology, among others subjects, with students of baccalaureate of the new Grammar school Bolivariano Jacinta Lopez, in Barquisimeto, indicated Efe.

The agent chief executive clarified that its critic against in his opinion malevolent character of the material wealth, “does not mean that there is to live in the misery”, but, on the contrary, reiterated that his Government works to guarantee a “worthy life” for the majority of the population.

“Capitalism is the kingdom of the egoism, of the inequality (...) the socialism is the kingdom of the love, the equality, solidarity and of La Paz, of the true democracy”, it argued.

Chávez declared the 2009 like “the year of the consolidation of the 'revolution” that it leads for ten years with which it looks for to restore the socialist system in Venezuela, fifth crude world-wide exporter of and fourth more important supplier of the United States.