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Уго Чавез: Да сам Американац, гласао бих за Обаму            
понедељак, 01. октобар 2012.

“Да сам Американац, гласао бих за Обаму”, изјавио је у телевизијском интервјуу емитованом у недељу председник Венецуеле Уго Чавез, пружајући на овај начин своју отворену подршку у предизборној кампањи актуелном америчком председнику.

У споменутом интервјуу Чавез је изнео и своје мишљење да је Обама “добар човек”, као и уверење да би амерички председник, да је Венецуеланац, “мислим ... гласао за Чавеза”.

И сам Чавез тренутно води предизборну кампању, уочи председничких избора који треба да се одрже 7. октобра и који би му, уколико победи, донели још шест година предсдничког мандата. Нешто касније, у новембру, са својим републиканским ривалом Ромнијем снаге ће одмерити и Чавезов фаворит на председнички изборима у САД, Барак Обама.

Односни САД и Венецуеле већ годинама су напети, мада су Сједињене Државе главни купац венецуеланске нафте, али Чавез је у свом телевизијском интервјуу изразио и жељу да такво стање промени:

“Волео бих да можемо да започнемо нов период нормалних односа са владом САД”, изјавио је венецуелански председник.

За садашње проблематично стање односа Чавез је, међутим, у доброј мери и сам заслужан. Након руковања с председником Обамом 2009. и релативне нормализације односа Чавез је, наиме, одбио да прихвати америчког амбсадора за Венецуелу Лерија Палмера, оптужујући га да је с непоштовањем говорио о Венецуеланској влади. На то је и Вашингтон укинуо визу венецуеланском амбасадору, тако да две земље од 2010. немају дипломатске односе на нивоу амбасада.

(Блиц)

Chavez rival Henrique Capriles holds big election rally



Venezuelan opposition candidate Henrique Capriles has drawn a huge crowd of supporters for his final campaign rally in the capital, Caracas.

Mr Capriles criticised President Hugo Chavez for what he called a long list of unfulfilled promises.

And he demanded justice for three opposition activists killed during a rally in Barinas state on Saturday.

Mr Chavez addressed large crowds in Zulia state, promising to deepen socialism after the 7 October election.

Tens of thousands of people thronged the streets of Caracas on Sunday to voice their support for Mr Capriles.

"I think this is the biggest rally Caracas has ever seen," Mr Capriles said.

"Bolivar Avenue is too small for us," he said, as referring to one of the city's main streets.

He also paid tribute to the three men who had died at the weekend.

"Yesterday, sadly, violence took three lives, something that should never have happened," Mr Capriles said, in his last major rally in the capital before the election.
Hugo Chavez in Zulia state - 30 September Mr Chavez also drew tens of thousands to a rally in Zulia state

"I want to tell their families, and those angels in heaven, that we are going to defeat violence on 7 October."

The three were named as Antonio Valero, Omar Fernandez and Hector Rojas.

The opposition First Justice Party said a rally had been planned in Barinas, President Hugo Chavez's home state, on Saturday but the road was blocked by government supporters.

When Mr Valero and Mr Fernandez left their car to try to gain access, they were fired on by gunmen inside a van, it said.

The third victim, Hector Rojas, was also shot and subsequently died of his injuries.

Justice Minister Tareck El Aissami said in a message on Twitter that a suspect in the killings had already been arrested.

'No provocations'

Addressing tens of thousands of people in the town of Cabimas in western Zulia state, President Chavez said an election victory for the opposition would put the country back "at least 30 years".

"I haven't deceived you nor have I failed you," he said.

Mr Chavez also said he regretted the three deaths in Barinas and called for calm.

"It's not with violence that we face off. It's with votes, ideas, peace, so let's not fall into provocations," he said.

There have been other incidents of violence on the campaign trail. Supporters of both candidates threw stones at each other earlier this month when Mr Capriles attempted to march through the city of Puerto Cabello.

And four people were injured in a shooting that erupted during a voting rehearsal at the beginning of September.

With violent crime a key concern for voters, the BBC's Sarah Grainger, in Caracas, says there are fears that further violence could erupt in what has become Venezuela's closest fought election in over a decade.

Mr Chavez, who has been in power since 1999, was diagnosed with cancer last year.

More than 30 opposition parties have backed Mr Capriles as a single candidate.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-19782134

 
један је уго чавес

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Venecuela ce postati busan kurton, a ne sila, jer je izvoz nafte i kupovina socijalnog mira prihodima od te nafte, samo odlaganje problema, a ne njegovo resenje. Cavez jeste vrlo omiljen kod siromasnih, ali su srednji sloj i bogati oni koji pokrecu drzavu, a ova komunisticka budaletina lagano, ali sigurno, unistava te slojeve. Dok bude nafte, Venecuela ce na nesto i liciti, ali im ubrzo sledi kubanska sudbina, gde ce biti drustvo jednakih u bedi.

кад не буде било нафте биће свеједно...цео свет ће изгорети

Nece oni nigde iz juzne Amerike, droga, korupcija, kriminal, crkva i socijalizam 

мандара...сућут