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Bogota - Colombian
President Alvaro Uribe will pay an official
visit to Venezuela Tuesday and meet with his
Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez,
Colombian Presidency announced Sunday.
Uribe will then fly to Rio do Janeiro,
Brazil Tuesday, where he will attend the
Latin American edition of the World Economic
Forum.
"Colombian President Uribe will participate
on April 15, in the inauguration of the
Forum, the next day, April 16, he will
participate in the working and closing
sessions of the event," Colombian government
said in a communique.
During the visit to Venezuela, Uribe and
Chavez will review the agreements on energy
and cooperation in tackling the financial
crisis that were signed in their meeting in
January at Cartagena, Colombia.
In March 2008, Colombian troops entered into
the Ecuadorian territory to fight against
the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
(FARC), causing a diplomatic crisis among
Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. The
diplomatic ties between Colombia and
Venezuela has been restored after mediation.
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