He has already co-opted a major oil producer, Citgo, and openly shares his admiration and respect to Fidel. I have yet to read or hear of any military threat to Venezuela, other than potential internal coups to remove him from his dictatorship."Chavez, who has become an increasing thorn in Washington's side because of his anti-U.S. policies, is also hoping to set up Kalashnikov weapons and ammunition plants in Venezuela.
The Venezuelan leader spoke Thursday of the 'astonishing progress in military-technical cooperation' -- a euphemism for arms sales -- and repeated his thanks to Putin for supplying Caracas with weaponry."
This is worth watching.
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