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Chavez Decries Honduran Theft
La Paz - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
denounced in this capital the depletion of millions
of the Honduran State coffers by the coup leaders,
led by Roberto Micheletti.
Interviewed by the media at Quemado Palace, before
signing bilateral agreements with his Bolivian peer
Evo Morales, Chavez explained that according to
denunciations by President Manuel Zelaya, overthrown
by force on June 28, and Foreign Minister Patricia
Rodas, millions have been withdraw arbitrarily from
the state coffers.
Zelaya had announced several millions of dollars
that they had in the banks in reserve, to pay
Venezuelan oil deliveries and other supplies, said
Chavez.
In this reference, he demanded that the
international community condemn strongly the coup
leaders, and announced that the next platform for a
coup could be Managua, the Nicaraguan capital, where
they will celebrate on Sunday the 30th anniversary
of the 1979 Sandinista Revolution.
Honduran constitutional President Manuel Zelaya will
return to Tegucigalpa to lead social changes in the
sister nation, where the population is being
repressed right now, he asserted.
Chavez also called Bolivians to preserve the current
process of changes and their undeniable leader Evo
Morales.
We all are just men and women fighting for freedom
and social justice, he said.
Bolivia started to follow the course in 2006, with
Evo as a leader. Redouble your efforts, he said
before beginning the official talks.
Chavez attended the protocol ceremonies on the
occasion of the 200th anniversary of 1809
Declaration of the Liberation of La Paz, together
with Rafael Correa and Fernando Lugo, Presidents of
Ecuador and Paraguay, respectively. |
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