Interesting historical processes and figures appear before our eyes, with similarities and differences that can give a lot to say, as in the case of the revolution Cuban and its main figure Commander Fidel Castro, and the Venezuelan process that came to power exactly 40 years after the triumph of the Cuban revolution, when Lieutenant Colonel Hugo Chavez became president of Venezuela, who was at the head of the Bolivarian Revolution. The long relationship between Cuba and Venezuela, particularly between their leaders, has sparked a number of similarities and differences in the way they manage power as well as their social and political ideals. The socialist model of Cuba has similarities with Venezuela, they both have the same root or ideal that led people to believe that they could achieve this political form, which can be established in a government where there is no doubt , resistance or influence against US repression; Castro and Chávez share the same mechanism and believe in its predestination to save their homeland. "Chavez really embraced Castro's anti-Soul narrative...