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reply posted on 23-8-2007 @ 09:25 AM by Muaddib
Originally posted by piacenza

Wow what a funny post. Starving people? Hmmm when was the last time you were in Venezuela? Chavez is helping Cuba a gr8 deal and Cuba is helping Venezuela back (Especially with doctors).
Your post show a total ignorance of a country you probabbly know nothing and of a man you know even less. You probably watch a little CNN here and there and you think you know everything. Ohh man ignorance, ignorance, how can we fight it?


Actually she knows at least a little bit more than you...

She is saying this because, she and I are Cubans or Cuban-
Americans, and we know that castro is Chavez's mentor and best buddy, he has said so several times also, and Chavez has been taking Venezuela down the same road that castro took Cuba....

castro has also gone around the world trying to make himself a savior meanwhile he still starves and makes the people in Cuba suffer...

BTW, i have Cuban family who are doctors and professionals, one of my uncles is working in Venezuela because he was ordered to go there and he gets paid the same crap that he was getting paid in Cuba... he barely gets to visit his family in Cuba. He was able to leave Venezuela to visit his wife and children because his daughter was sick, although the fact that he had an 8 month old son which was born while he was working in Venezuela and he hadn't seen and was not able to see was no excuse to leave, but at least he was able to visit them when his daughter got really sick.

Cuban doctors are not in Venezuela because they want to, they are there because they have to, they are controlled all the time.

Cuban doctors were sent to Venezuela because Chavez lowered the pay of Venezuelan doctors, and now many Venezuelan doctors have no jobs.


reply posted on 23-8-2007 @ 10:04 AM by Souljah
reply to post by Muaddib


Who said he isn't?

You?

Chavez pushes through oil for Cuba

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has said his government is restarting supplies of subsidised oil to Cuba five months after they were suspended during a failed coup against him.

The decision to resume the shipments of 53,000 barrels a day has been particularly controversial in the oil-rich South American nation which is going through an economic crisis.

Castro welcomes Venezuela's Chavez, Cuba's energy lifeline

And with its oil-burning plants, Cuba relies on Venezuelan imports while its own crude, which is high in sulfur, requires costly cleaning to be used.

Venezuela, Latin America's only OPEC member, delivers 53,000 barrels of crude a day to Cuba.

Granma announced that a ceremony would be held at Karl Marx theatre on Tuesday to mark the 10th aniversary of Chavez's first visit to Cuba, before he was president.

Venezuelan students in Cuba will be on hand as will Venezuelan patients being treated in Cuba and members of Cuban pro-government youth and student organizations.

Cuba and Venezuela have close political, trade and social relations as set out in a 2000 cooperation agreement. Aside from the oil deal, Cuba sends doctors, teachers, and sports coaches to Venezuela.

As it looks like, Chavez is not only giving cheap oil to countries in South America - but also to his "Enemies" of United States and United Kingdom. Still I understand, why the capitalist countries do not want cheap or free oil from this guy - they just want HIS OIL IN THE START:

Big Oil and Big Media V. Hugo Chavez

On June 27, the New York Times and Wall Street Journal vied for attention with feature stories on oil giants ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips "walking away from their multi-billion-dollar investments in Venezuela" as the Journal put it or standing "Defiant in Venezuela" as the Times headlined. Both papers can barely contain their displeasure over Hugo Chavez wanting Venezuela to have majority ownership of its own assets and no longer let Big (foreign) Oil investors plunder them. Those days are over. State oil company PDVSA is now majority shareholder with a 78% interest in four Orinoco joint ventures. That's up from previous stakes of from 30 to 49.9%. That's how it should be, but it can't stop the Journal and Times from whining about it.


[edit on 23/8/07 by Souljah]


reply posted on 23-8-2007 @ 11:03 AM by Souljah
reply to post by infinite


Then I guess I jumped the conclusions, which point out, that United Kingdom and United States share their the status of their enemies - since Chavez is a big threat to entire free world with his socialist revolution and his cheap oil, he is giving to the poor of the west. But I guess I was wrong - judging only the words of mister Blair.
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