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Venezuela Condemns Attack on U.S. Consulate in Libya

The consulate in flames following attack (DailyMail)

The Venezuelan government has condemned the murder of the US ambassador and other US diplomats at the North American embassy in Libya, whilst calling for an end to "interventionist" foreign policy in the region by the US government.

 

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Venezuela is not Syria, Venezuela is not Libya

Venezuelan popular power and solidarity with Palestine (grassroots press).

The democracy under the government of Hugo Chávez and the massive influence that it has in all sectors of the country and above all in the popular sectors, makes it very difficult to repeat in Venezuela what the US mounted in Syria.

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Chavez: "UNASUR is our Armour against Barbarism"

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez with UNASUR Secretary General María Enma Mejía (AVN).

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez exhorted all South American countries to consolidate the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) to protect the region from situations like that of Libya, whose government was overthrown by NATO’s actions that killed its leader Muammar Gaddafi last week.

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Venezuela’s Chavez Condemns “Assassination” of Gaddafi as “Disregard of Life”

Venezuela’s Chavez lamented the “assassination” of Gaddafi (EFE)

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez condemned the killing of Libyan head of state Muammar Gaddafi as an “assassination” and “a disregard of life”.

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Libya Resistance News Agency Created in Venezuela

Members of the Libya Resistance News Agency (Foro Itinerante de Participación Popular)

The Libyan Resistance News Agency (ANRL) was inaugurated yesterday in Caracas at a forum in the Gallegos Foundation Centre for Latin American Studies (CELARG).

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ALBA Bloc Moves to Halt “Imperialism” through United Nations

Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez stated that the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) must act to “put the brakes on imperialism.”

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Telesur Journalists Speak Truth on Libya

This week Telesur welcomed home a news team just back from covering NATO’s war on Libya from that nation’s  capital, Tripoli. On arrival at Venezuela’s Maiquetia International Airport, the journalists denounced the ongoing “fabrication of lies” by mainstream media outlets and accused the international press of “producing the arguments needed for a continuation of the war”.

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Destabilization and the Confiscation of Assets: After Libya: Is Venezuela Next?

The Libyan rebels' August 23 attack on the Venezuelan embassy and compound in Tripoli went largely unreported and Latin American commentators read it as a message to Chavez supposed to threaten him with being the next blacklisted leader after the ousted Gadhafi. 

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ALBA and Others Condemn Armed Assault on Venezuela’s Diplomatic Residence in Libya

The residence of the Venezuelan ambassador in Libya looted by armed men on 24 August 2011 (Agencies).

On Wednesday Venezuela’s ambassador in Libya denounced the looting of his official residence by armed men, calling the assault “a violation of Venezuelan sovereignty” by “NATO itself.”

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Venezuela’s Chávez Condemns NATO “Massacre” in Tripoli, Warns of Opposition Destabilisation Plans

PSUV representative, Rodrigo Cabezas, claimed that over 5,000 Libyans had been killed as a result of NATO’s intervention in Li

This Sunday, Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez reiterated his condemnation of NATO’s bombing of Libya, amidst international media reports that the Libyan rebels were advancing on the city of Tripoli.

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