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Alberto Rafael Garrido García (3 September 1949 – 4 December 2007) was an Argentine–Venezuelan journalist, political analyst and writer known for his works on Hugo Chávez. The focus of a better part of his career, his extensive knowledge on Chávez led Venezuelan media to dub him a "Chavólogo".

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rdfs:comment	Alberto Rafael Garrido García (3 September 1949 – 4 December 2007) was an Argentine–Venezuelan journalist, political analyst and writer known for his works on Hugo Chávez. The focus of a better part of his career, his extensive knowledge on Chávez led Venezuelan media to dub him a "Chavólogo". (en) Alberto Rafael "Che" Garrido García fue un intelectual y periodista argentino-venezolano, director y columnista en diversas publicaciones de prensa, quien adelantó una intensa investigación sobre los orígenes de la llamada «Revolución bolivariana», lo que hizo que los medios crearan para él el calificativo de «chavólogo». (es)
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