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Chavez Slams US Media War


Chavez Slams US Media War
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez denounced in this capital Tuesday that the US government is jacking up its media war against his country and other peoples.

"Venezuela has a media bombing and we did not really know how to fight it," said Chavez in the "Culture Meeting for Integration of Our America Peoples" held in Buenos Aires.

The statesman said that the current administration in Bolivia also faces an arbitrary manipulation of media, which is a front of very hard ideas which we sometimes do not know how to counterattack.

Chavez explained that Cuban President Fidel Castro alerted him about this issue, as well as to be careful with the peoples' conditioned response, alluding to the invasion of lies that try to confuse many persons.

In the war of ideas, the Venezuelan leader stated, "the empire allocates millions of dollars in several variants, but exactly with the same format."

Chavez insisted that United States plans to invade Venezuela and talking with another friend and European statesman, he warned that if the northern power bombs Iraq which is so far away, his country, an oil jewel, must be on the alert.
 


 

 

 

 
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