US Must Change Policy, Warns Chavez
Caracas - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Sunday that
the United States government must change its policy if it wants the
South to extend a greeting hand.
In his Sunday column “Las lineas de Chavez,” the Bolivarian leader
recalls President Barack Obama has just taken office “amid great
expectations of a world that has said enough to so many aggressions
by a declining empire.”
“In fact, the US government is the one that must change its policy.”
If so, there would be open arms in the entire world, full of
fraternity, Chavez added.
According to the Venezuelan leader, "the arms of this revolutionary
soldier and those of millions of Venezuelans would be undoubtedly
among those arms to be extended.” Chavez also mentioned a warning
issued by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, who
recently advocated for talking to Obama “before he is trapped by the
machinery.” |
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