1. The twitterverse in Venezuela has stories that President Chavez may
   be expected back hopefully within some weeks...



   [image: Hands Off Venezuela] <https://twitter.com/HOVcampaign>*
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   *Hands Off Venezuela *@ *HOVcampaign* <https://twitter.com/HOVcampaign>

   (VIDEO) opposition leader Julio Borges Freudian slip: "unfortunately the
   president is recovering from his operation" http://www.
   aporrea.org/oposicion/n221 670.html  ... <http://t.co/ZAxO3hvu>

   2.  18h <https://twitter.com/HOVcampaign/status/292380445537103872>[image:
   Hands Off Venezuela]*Hands Off Venezuela *@
*HOVcampaign*<https://twitter.com/HOVcampaign>

   Opposition protest cancels Jan 23 March - it would show Realise Their
   Lack of support


   http://www.aporrea.org/oposicion/n221707.html


   18/01/13.-Representantes call Democratic Unity Table, which includes
   right political parties, reported Friday the suspension of the march had
   been organized for 23 January this year. Instead, they called on their
   followers to focus on the Parque Miranda, Sucre municipality, at
10:00 am.The
   MUD announced that due to alleged violence by the national government for
   the January 23, they decided to change the mode of political activity and
   called for the merger, said the statement posted on the website of the
   coalition. 's right organization said it had "sufficient evidence that
   the Government has clear intentions to take the city streets with the
   purpose of promoting violence. " In Venezuela, major marches and rallies
   taking place in Caracas, the capital. Generally performed in different
   points of the city. The opposition is concentrated in the east, while
   the west does Revolution. Nevertheless, this time, the MUD chose to
   change their plans, insisting that they represent peace and the government
   "violence". They mentioned that this concentration is performed in order
   to "defend the legality" and therefore invite those who oppose the "usurper
   authoritarian regime."



 Chavez is calm and conscious of post-operative period
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Caracas, 18 Ene. AVN.- Following a visit three days ago to the president of
the Republic, Hugo Chavez, executive vice-president Nicolas Maduro informed
Thursday that Venezuelan leader is conscious of all phases of
post-operative period, after a surgery he underwent last December 11 in
Havana, Cuba.

"In general, I see him very calm, very serene, very conscious of all the
phases through which he has passed in the post-operative period," Maduro
said in an interview with Efe and broadcast by website Noticias24.

Maduro, who visited Chavez last Monday in Havana, explained that "all phase
of infection has been controlled," referring to respiratory infection the
national leader suffered.

He added that information on Chavez's health has been handled according to
his world leadership and denounced that, despite official statements,
public opinion has been manipulated against data being provided.

"Hugo Chavez is president and will continue to be so. We have been very
clear of role played by president. However, we are facing a media war,
really miserable on president's life and health. It is a mortuary
journalism, full of evil, particularly installed in Spain, in ABC
newspaper, for example."

VP said that "perhaps the next few days, after meeting with medical staff,
more accurate information will be provided on president Chavez's clinical
progress for the coming weeks and what time he could be ready to turn back
to Caracas."

When asked about president Chavez's temporary absence, Maduro answered
there is an ongoing government and "there are no assumptions for a
temporary absence. There is a government in office working."

*Appointment of Jaua*

On January 15, VP announced, by decision of the President of the Republic,
that sociologist and socialist leader Elias Jaua is the new Venezuelan
foreign minister.

This appointment, published in the Official Gazette, was challenged by
government retractors. In this regard, Maduro replied that it is a decision
underpinned by a reliable document.

"They were the ones who forged a letter and president's signature, saying
that he had voluntarily resigned on April 11-13, 2002. Now, they question
the designation done with all of the seriousness and formality in the
Bolivarian government by the one who can designate people, the president of
the republic, who runs foreign policy and has appointed a top chancellor."

VP added that while he was in Cuba, he talked to Fidel and Raul Castro
about bilateral plans for cooperation on health, education, sports, culture
and economy.

"We do not lose a single second to talk about economic projects between
both nations. Venezuela and Cuba have a set of joint investments and a very
dynamic and multidimensional relation, so we took the opportunity to
address these issues in order to be further developed," Maduro said.

AVN 18/01/2013 15:04


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