The Venezuela of Nicolás Maduro: The how the successor of Hugo Chávez, he arrived, and he has remained in the power‪.‬

The world, has known throughout its recent history, a diversity of dictators: Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, Fidel Castro, or Hugo Chávez. Precisely, in the latter, in Chávez, is the origin of the character that today it's treated in my book: Nicolás Maduro Moros.
In Venezuela, many consider Maduro as a "burro" (donkey). In fact, they nickname him "Maburro". The funny thing is that despite being a "donkey", has contributed greatly, along with Chavez, to create a regime, which has been in power for more than 20 years, thanks to two factors: the help of the Venezuelans "Petrodollars" , and the efficient advice of the Cuban regime. Both factors have also contributed greatly to the development of the expansion of the Chavista revolutionary ideology in the region (Nicaragua, Bolivia, El Salvador, Uruguay, etc).
Throughout the book, I will try to make known to this character, who undoubtedly has earned his fame. Fama, which has led him to be considered by many, as a true dictator, who exceeds in creativity to many dictators, including his political dad, Hugo Chávez himself.