UWA & Murdoch University Cuba-Venezuela Solidarity Clubs presents:
Venezuelan revolutionary student leader
HERYCK RANGEL:
Challenging global capitalism
Venezuela's 21st Century Socialism
participatory democracy - free health care - public ownership - education for liberation - workers councils - indigenous rights
Venezuela shows that another and better world is possible. It shows a revolution can change the way society works. Working people can take power
from the corporate elite and build an economic and political system not ridden by war, inequality and injustice.
This Australian speaking tour by the Venezuelan revolutionary student leader, Heryck Rangel, is an opportunity to hear about how the people of Venezuela
are building a society based on cooperation, community control and social ownership of the country's major resources.
Heryck is currently a student in Political and Administrative studies at the Central University of Venezuela. In 2005, together with a group of young people he founded the Venezuelan Ecocitizens Movement ECOVEN. This is an eco-socialist collective, of which Heryck is currently the national coordinator. Between 2006-2007 Heryck was President of the Student Centre at the School of Political and Administrative Studies at the Central University of Venezuela. In 2008 Heryck was part of the National Promotors Group for the establishment of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela Youth. The PSUV, led by Chavez and other key leaders of the Bolivarian movement, numbers almost six million supporters.
Public meetings Augsust 25:
12.30 pm LB3.010 (Loneragan Building)
Murdoch University
6 pm Arts Lecture Room 4 (Room G60)
University of WA
