Tag: Venezuela

Venezuela
Wednesday, August 1st 2012 - 05:09 UTC

Venezuela purchases 20 commercial aircraft from Brazil in a 900m dollars deal

The E-190 has been sold to 60 airlines in 42 countries

Venezuela signed on Tuesday an agreement to purchase 20 commercial aircraft from Brazil’s Embraer in an operation valued at 900 million dollars

Tuesday, July 31st 2012 - 23:19 UTC

With Venezuela Mercosur has become “a new pole of world power”

Family picture for the four presidents

Argentine President Cristina Fernández said on Tuesday during a press conference held at the Mercosur extraordinary summit in Brasilia, that Venezuela’s entry to the bloc “strengthens the entire region” and creates a “new pole of power” at world level.

Tuesday, July 31st 2012 - 07:42 UTC

Not without controversy Venezuela becomes Mercosur fifth full member

The incorporation procedure has Uruguay’s Mujica and Astori in opposite positions

Following a full day of deliberations in Brasilia between Foreign Affairs ministers, the presidents from Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, on Tuesday will formally receive Venezuela as the new full member of Mercosur, as was agreed at the regular mid year summit in Mendoza.

Tuesday, July 31st 2012 - 01:19 UTC

Chavez after an energy alliance with Argentina and Brazil in the framework of Mercosur

Venezuela on the right track: looking south, said Chavez

Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez announced he expected to sign an oil/gas alliance between Argentina’s YPF and PDVSA (Venezuelan Petroleum) when he meets with his peer Cristina Fernandez in Brasilia in the framework of the Mercosur extraordinary summit to officially incorporate the country as full member of the trade group.

Monday, July 30th 2012 - 04:52 UTC

Israel says Mercosur should be “much concerned” with the inclusion of Venezuela

Ambassador Dori Goren claims Iranian agents are establishing terror nets in the region with the coverage of Venezuela

Israeli ambassador in Uruguay Dori Goren said that the incorporation of Venezuela of Mercosur should “concern” the countries of the regional block given what he described as “Venezuelan support to Iranian agents that establish terror webs in the region”.

Monday, July 30th 2012 - 04:42 UTC

The significance of Venezuela for Brazil underlined by the country’s diplomats

Ferreira Simoes: no question about the importance of Venezuela for Mercosur

Brazilian diplomats revealed during a television Globo News debate details of the controversial procedure applied by Mercosur countries to suspend Paraguay and agree the incorporation of Venezuela as full member.

Monday, July 30th 2012 - 04:31 UTC

Mercosur experts discuss technical aspects of Venezuela’ incorporation

Cristina Fernandez, Jose Mujica and Hugo Chavez are expected on Monday afternoon for the Tuesday summit in Brasilia

Experts from Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Venezuela will begin to define on Monday in Brasilia the technical procedures and timetable for the incorporation of Venezuela to Mercosur which will become official on Tuesday at an extraordinary summit of the block.

Thursday, July 26th 2012 - 21:17 UTC

UN criticizes as “devastating” Venezuela’s decision to pull out from human rights court

“We are leaving the Inter American Human Rights Court out of dignity”, said Chavez

United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said on Thursday that Venezuela's pullout of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR Court) would be “devastating” for the international organization. Spokesperson Rupert Colville said the move “will be not good for Venezuela either.”

Thursday, July 26th 2012 - 18:52 UTC

Brazil discusses with Chavez arrangements for Venezuela’s Mercosur incorporation

The Venezuelan president with the Brazilian delegation

Venezuelan President met on Wednesday with a committee from the Brazilian government to discuss mechanisms to speed the full integration of the country to the regional block. Brazil currently holds the Mercosur rotating chair.

Wednesday, July 25th 2012 - 04:44 UTC

Brazilian influential newspaper blasts “Dilma’s anti-diplomacy”

The “Manager” likes results and insists in her personal imprint

Brazil’s influential newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo blasted Brazilian foreign policy and its handling of the Paraguayan political crisis. In an opinion column under the heading “Dilma’s anti-diplomacy” the newspaper argues that the current administration is politicizing foreign policy, the same way that her predecessor, Lula da Silva.

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