Argentinean President to visit Venezuela

[Judi Lynn]

Source: El Universal - opposition newspaper

Caracas, Monday March 03 , 2008
Argentinean President to visit Venezuela

Argentinean President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is arriving next Thursday in Venezuela to meet an agenda centered on trade relations.

She is expected to initial a number of agreements with her Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chávez providing for Argentinean food supply to Venezuela and Venezuelan fuel supply to Argentina, according to Argentinean news website Infobae.

Fernández de Kirchner is to cement energy agreements with Venezuela in order to bring food supply back to normal.

Last February 19, ahead of a ministerial summit of Foreign Ministers of South American and Arab countries in Buenos Aires, Venezuelan and Argentinean Foreign Ministers Nicolás Maduro and Jorge Taiana refined the details for the visit.




Read more: http://english.eluniversal.com/2008/03/03/en_pol_art_argentinean-presiden_03A1403119.shtml

[Judi Lynn]

1. Adding photos of President Fernández:

With Chilean President, Michelle Bachelet





Lula da Silva

[Peace Patriot]

2. So much for the Bushite "suitcase full of money" caper, aimed at "dividing and conquering"

Venezuela-Argentina!

See

"Amazing Suitcase Story Survives for Another Media Cycle!"
http://www.borev.net/2007/12/amazing_suitcase_story_survive.html

and

"Who Could Possibly Question the Word of Guido Antonini?"
http://www.borev.net/2007/12/who_could_possibly_question_th_1.html

and

“It all Sounds Like Some Bad Movie”
http://www.borev.net/2008/01/it_all_sounds_like_some_bad_mo.html

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The Venezuela-Argentina alliance seems to have survived this shit out of Miami. (That's no doubt why the Bushites are trying all this shit out of Colombia, over the recent news cycle. Chavez, narco trafficker. Chavez, terrorist-lover. And all the guy did was get SIX HOSTAGES released from captivity! Bad move, Hugo! They'll hate you forever now. You tried to fuck with the war profiteers' Plan B for bilking U.S. taxpayers of billions of dollars forevermore.)

[struggle4progress]

4. "Who Could Possibly Question the Word of Guido Antonini?"

:spray:

[cristales]

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