In “No Volverán – The Venezuelan Revolution Now,” we are taken on a journey into the heart of the Venezuelan revolution, exploring the bold policies of President Hugo Chavez and the mass movement behind them. The documentary focuses on the struggle of the workers of Sanitarios Maracay, a factory in Venezuela, who are fighting for full nationalization under workers’ control.
The film takes us deep into the barrios and factories of Venezuela, introducing us to key revolutionary figures who are fighting for power in their communities and taking control of their workplaces. We see firsthand how the revolution is changing people’s lives, and how it is attempting to change the course of Latin American history.
At the core of the revolution is a rejection of capitalism and an attempt to build socialism of the 21st century. The film shows how the workers of Sanitarios Maracay are fighting against corruption and sabotage, and how their struggle is paving the way forward for a more just and equitable society.
Through interviews with workers, community leaders, and revolutionary figures, we gain insight into the challenges and successes of the revolution. We see how the movement is attempting to empower marginalized communities and create a new model of democratic participation.
The film also addresses criticisms of the Venezuelan revolution, including accusations of authoritarianism and economic mismanagement. It shows how the government has attempted to address these challenges, and how the revolution has weathered attempts at destabilization from outside forces.
“No Volverán – The Venezuelan Revolution Now” is a powerful and inspiring documentary that offers a window into the struggle for socialism in the 21st century. It is a must-see for anyone interested in social justice, workers’ rights, and the fight against global capitalism.
