Luis Ugalde's guest appearances

Luis Ugalde

Ciro Gómez Leyva por la Mañana

Free Venezuela

Azucena Uresti en Fórmula

San Carlos Digital

Ruta 2021: Elecciones México

Celia Maya

Antonio Ponce

Angel Rodriguez

Fernando Flores

Jeanette Hinostroza

Domingo Blanco

Fernando Ochoa Antich

Diana Gomez

Rosa Maria Paya

Luis Restrepo

Daniel Serrano

OwlTail

Las define como simple propaganda que no implica el uso de un programa social con fines electorales

Luis Ugalde explica por qué las tarjetas que dan los candidatos no es un delito electoral

Entrevista con José Luis Ugalde, candidato a alcalde y regidor por el Partido Nueva Generación y Lena Solano, candidata a la primera vicealcaldía

<p>Entrevista con José Luis Ugalde, candidato a alcalde y regidor por el Partido Nueva Generación y Lena Solano, candidata a la primera vicealcaldía</p>

San Carlos 2020 - José Luis Ugalde y Lena Solano (PNG)

Today Andrés Correa interviews Venezuelan priest and professor Luis Ugalde. A highly respected voice among social and political analysts in Venezuela, Luis Ugalde is the former rector of Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, and currently serves as the Director of the Center for Educational Planning and Reflection of the Jesuits, and the Central Conference of Jesuit Provincials in Latin America. He has pursued and graduated with degrees in Philosophy, Literature, Theology and Sociology. Speaking today as a Doctor in History, his viewpoint is that of  a specialist in the Social and Economic History of Venezuela. In this podcast he speaks about the attacks from Venezuelan government to the Catholic Church over the last 15 years, and points out that, even though there are elections, there is no real democracy in Venezuela. Professor Ugalde also denounces the government’s use of the school system to indoctrinate the population ideologically, a population that continuously resists these attempts. He projects a very difficult year for the Venezuelan economy, and argues that the silence of the OAS about the "hegemonic will" in Venezuela is due to the country’s mass imports from Brazil as well as the government’s numerous irresponsible donations. Nevertheless, having studied several crises as a former member of the Social Equity Forum of the Inter-American Development Bank, he remains optimistic.

Today Andrés Correa interviews Venezuelan priest and professor Luis Ugalde. A highly respected voice among social and political analysts in Venezuela, Luis Ugalde is the former rector of Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, and currently serves as the Director of the Center for Educational Planning and Reflection of the Jesuits, and the Central Conference of Jesuit Provincials in Latin America. He has pursued and graduated with degrees in Philosophy, Literature, Theology and Sociology. Speaking today as a Doctor in History, his viewpoint is that of  a specialist in the Social and Economic History of Venezuela.<br> <br>In this podcast he speaks about the attacks from Venezuelan government to the Catholic Church over the last 15 years, and points out that, even though there are elections, there is no real democracy in Venezuela. Professor Ugalde also denounces the government’s use of the school system to indoctrinate the population ideologically, a population that continuously resists these attempts. He projects a very difficult year for the Venezuelan economy, and argues that the silence of the OAS about the "hegemonic will" in Venezuela is due to the country’s mass imports from Brazil as well as the government’s numerous irresponsible donations. Nevertheless, having studied several crises as a former member of the Social Equity Forum of the Inter-American Development Bank, he remains optimistic.

Free Venezuela Podcast with Luis Ugalde