I am not aware of democratic revolutions in South Korea or Singapore to break away from imperialist dependance, although I agree that they have more or less bourgeois democratic regimes. Maybe an exception can be found somewhere in the post WWII world but as a general tendency it is clear that capitalists have been unable to lead democratic revolutions to break away from imperialist control in peripheral countries. Che Guevara also talked about this dependance of local capitalists and subservience to imperialism. And certainly in Venezuela this is confirmed, even when our "red capitalists" claimed to be anti-imperialists (while being unable of even nationalizing the oil industry).
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