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Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Venezuela denies report that Chavez invited Russia to open military base in Venezuela

CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela's government denied on Wednesday that President Hugo Chavez invited Russia to open a military base in his country, disputing a report by Russia's Interfax saying that Russian troops were welcome in the South American nation. "This is totally false," Venezuela's government said in a statement...

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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez talks to the media after casting his ballot during a primary in Caracas, Sunday, June 1, 2008. Venezuelans may be forced to spy on their neighbors or risk prison terms under Chavez's new intelligence dec

photo: AP / Howard Yanes

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