Venezulean leader: U.S. citizens oppressed

[Zigma]

Venezulean leader: U.S. citizens oppressed
Hugo Chavez in Havana for trade talks
Friday, April 29, 2005 Posted: 2:33 PM EDT (1833 GMT)

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, left, and Cuban President Fidel Castro in Havana on Thursday.


HAVANA, Cuba (AP) -- Saying that U.S. citizens are oppressed by their own government, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez promised Friday that he would not visit the United States again until Americans "liberate" their nation.

Chavez, in Havana for trade talks, told an international gathering of activists here that before an earlier trip to Cuba, a U.S. State Department undersecretary he did not identify warned him not to go because he would no longer be received in Washington.

He said he went ahead with that trip anyway, and later traveled to the United States to visit U.S. President George W. Bush, who he said greeted him with a Coca-Cola in his hand

"I have not returned, nor do I think about returning again, until the people of the United States liberate that nation," said Chavez, saying that Americans are "oppressed" by their government and U.S. media.

Chavez considers Cuban President Fidel Castro a political ally and close personal friend, and Washington has grown increasingly alarmed by their deepening political and economic alliance.

During Chavez's current visit, the two countries have signed a host of economic and other accords, including a deal for Cuba to buy $412 million in goods from the South American nation, with Cuba waiving all import duties.

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2005/WORLD/am...ry.Cuba.ap.jpg
No shit!, hahaha yes US sucks wwwwok, so how much do i put you down for?

Venezuela's state oil company also has opened an office in Havana this week, agreeing to help explore for and refine any crude deposits discovered off the island's coast. It also announced that the 53,000 barrels it has been sending to Cuba since 2000 at preferential terms was recently increased to up to 90,000 barrels daily.

Chavez also criticized the current Latin American tour by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, referring to her as an "imperial lady" who is trying to divide and conquer the hemisphere's developing nations.

Despite Chavez's anti-U.S. comments, his country is the world's fifth largest oil exporter and a top crude supplier to the United States.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/ ... index.html

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Some of the things can be a debate wheather they are true or not it's a person to person discusion,(i wont be saying my part).
But Because of this new i see gas prices going up another 10 cents!

[Zigma]

Some of the things can be a debate wheather they are true or not it's a person to person discusion,(i wont be saying my part).
But Because of this new i see gas prices going up another 10 cents!

yes ; ;