Chavez also banned another soap opera because it was too sexy.
When I watched this in the news, the writers (or producers or someone) of Chepe Fortuna said "It's very unfair, they didn't give the show enough time to explore their relationship, the become best friends at the end."
Agreed. You can say "the Venezuelan government", but trying to anthropomorphise countries when you're not speaking of Hetalia fandom just obfuscates matters.
Exactly! I'd like to see what these journalists would feel like if (since the source is BBC) people talked as if David Cameron = the whole of UK. Some might say it's all painfully implicit but when you keep reading stuff like that over and over again it's likely to affect your perception of reality if you don't have the time or interest to pay close attention.
In one episode Venezuela loses Little Hugo, prompting Colombia to tell her she is better off without him. He's probably upset that the doggie is named Little Hugo :)
Too bad they can't make a soap opera character like Chavez named El Pendejo.
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When I watched this in the news, the writers (or producers or someone) of Chepe Fortuna said "It's very unfair, they didn't give the show enough time to explore their relationship, the become best friends at the end."
Go, go, democracy.
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I hate it when people write things like this. Venezuela is not a person, kthnxbai.
Anyway, get a grip, Chávez.
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/captain obvious!
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Little Hugo =/= Venezuela.
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He's probably upset that the doggie is named Little Hugo :)
Too bad they can't make a soap opera character like Chavez named El Pendejo.
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It's a South American version of Hetalia: Axis Powers?
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