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09.04.2010, 17:36
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called US officials "stupid" on Thursday for criticizing his recent shopping spree of Russian-made military hardware, saying it is for defensive purposes.
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02.04.2010, 18:22
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President Hugo Chavez is hosting Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Friday for meetings that will seal an assortment of lucrative deals – as well as raise some eyebrows in Washington.
11.11.2009, 03:27
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The US and Colombia have signed an agreement “that is basically converting Colombia into one giant US military base in South America,” attorney and writer Eva Golinger told RT.
19.11.2010, 13:33
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What does NATO offer Russia, and what does Russia get in reality? Would Russia be willing to help NATO stay afloat by participating in its projects? What is the price of improving relations with its Western partners?
RT Politics Interview Russia-NATO relations
26.10.2010, 16:10
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Chinese leaders have met with veterans of the Chinese People's Volunteers (CPV) to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Beijing entering the Korean war of 1950-53. This date has been marked by China since 1951.
09.03.2009, 14:24
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While Venezuela’s revolution is still fired up with rhetoric, the oil price slump may extinguish its potency. Will pragmatism require Chávez to temper his domestic, economic and foreign ambitions?
20.02.2010, 08:14
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Tensions are mounting over British plans to start oil production near the Falkland Islands. London says drilling will start on Sunday despite Argentina's vehement opposition.
13.10.2009, 02:17
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After Christopher Columbus’s discovery of America “terrible things’ were done to the Native Americans and he doesn’t deserve a holiday, RT contributor Wayne Madsen said.
02.10.2010, 03:30
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While chaos and anarchy break out in Ecuador, the US media ignored the attempted coup. Are there more important topics on their mind, or is it simply that no one cares?
26.10.2010, 02:49
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It has been called by journalists “a lovely little war,” “a show of overwhelming force,” and “a made-for-TV invasion.”
Published: 24 September, 2009, 14:19
Edited: 25 September, 2009, 16:19
The Venezuelan president talks a good war, but relatively low military spending belies the aggressive rhetoric. His troops have been kicking their heels for 10 years, while rumors spread of more covert tactics.
The rather stronger evidence of Chavez's support for FARC came when weapons seized by the Columbian military from FARC were found to have been manufactued in Sweden. The Swedish manufacturer stated that the end user certificates for the weapons in question showed that they were sold to Venezuela for use there and not for onward export. I don't trust anyone who makes themself "president for life". It would be nice if Chavez rewarded those that voted for him - the poorest sections of Venezuelan society by delivering on promises of redistribution of the country's oil wealth to their benefit. All Chavez seems interested in is interfering in the politics of surrounding countries and ranting about America.