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On April 11th of 2002 a coup d'état against the venezuelan president Hugo Chávez Frías kept the country in a state of total uncertainty regarding his whereabouts, two days later he returned to power. This is a chronicle of those days.
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On April 11th of 2002 a coup d'état against the venezuelan president Hugo Chávez Frías kept the country in a state of total uncertainty regarding his whereabouts, two days later he returned to power. This is a chronicle of those days.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Luis Alberto Lamata, José Antonio Varela, José Luis Varela
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:La Villa del Cine
Cast
José Antonio Varela
Director
Alis Bazán
Hugo Chávez Frías
Marcos Suniaga
Voz de Hugo Chávez Frías
Antonio Cuevas
José Vicente Rangel
Aníbal Grunn
Pedro Cardona
Julio César Castro
General García Carneiro
Aura Rivas
Rosa
Gabriel Rojas Rico
Jackson
Vanessa Merr
Eva
Francisco Denis
Hans
Luis Vicente González
Rafael Tovar
Pedro Olarte
Diosdado Cabello
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