Chaves, now against Barbie, Ken and Play Station

Barbie Ken Chavez eats it gives Chavez

"All the dolls said they are" stupid "and the console, which uses games that encourage violence .-




CARACAS. The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chaves, hard by two games against widespread among children: the video game console Play Station and Barbie dolls. My first of, acknowledge, promote violence and killing, the second are a danger to the mind and something outside the Venezuelan culture.

Speaking on his TV show "Alo Presidente," Chavez said that Barbie and Ken pair are something that disgusting.

"That stupid thing," reaffirmed and critical that the parties now in 15 years the girls were tickled to be false Paresce Barbie. In his opinion, is a form of cultural imperialism. " Criticized the high level of imports of U.S. wrists, which he said pose a danger to the mind and have nothing to do with the Venezuelan culture, so it suggested that Indian dolls are produced.

About the Play Station, which makes the Japanese multinational Sony, it was harder because of the connotations of violence in several of their games.

Them as "poison" because it teaches children to "kill" and "throw bombs," values ​​that sells the "capitalism" to sow "violence."

"Once a face made ​​my own" he said. In such electronic war game is "bombarded cities, drop bombs" and are promoted by "capitalism" to spread the culture of "violence", he said, ensure that it can then "sell weapons."

A SSEMBLY Nacional (AN) Venezuela, dominated by the ruling, adopted last year a law punishable by imprisonment up to five years to a dealer in toys and video games "warlike"

The Spanish newspaper El Mundo, one of the harder criticizes several Latin American governments, was spread the Chavez comment, and generated a debate among readers, among those who said that "talk trash capitalist and communist crap "and others that, far from being" Chavez ", agreed this time that these games" promote violence among young people. "




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Source: Diario Clarin, Tuesday, January 19, 2010.