Hugo Chavez invites Fidel Castro to Venezuela
USA Today - 1 hour 55 minutes agoVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez is inviting his mentor Fidel Castro to visit Venezuela during the coming months.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is inviting his mentor Fidel Castro to visit Venezuela during the coming months.
Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Colombian President Alvaro Uribe said he would steer clear of provocative gestures or raising tensions with Venezuela after troops from that country blew up two foot bridges along the border.
The United States on Friday welcomed a move by interim Honduran leader Roberto Micheletti to step down briefly, saying it boosted chances for ending the months-long political showdown.
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Ozzie Guillen confirmed on Friday that both he and the White Sox have spoken to Omar Vizquel about him joining the team as a free agent, but the manager didn't know how far those talks have progressed."I hear they are talking,'' Guillen said in a phone interview. "I've talked to Vizquel in the past, but they aren't telling me anything. I just got back from Venezuela , and I guess Kenny [Williams ...
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In this report, BMI forecasts that Venezuela will account for 11.04% of Latin America regional power generation by 2013. BMI's Latin America power generation estimate for 2008 is 1,125 terawatt hours (twh), representing an increase of 3.4% over the previous year.
December 2008 brought good news for all of Venezuela's mobile operators. Market leader Movilnet, the mobile arm of incumbent CANTV, finally launched its GSM network in two states, eight months after it had intended to launch the new platform.
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Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Colombian President Alvaro Uribe said he would steer clear of provocative gestures or increase tensions with Venezuela after troops from that country blew up two foot bridges along the border.