Brazil, in friendly tone, asks Venezuela for fair Judges and freedom of expression

Monday, October 10th 2011 - 08:06 UTC

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Brazil questioned the Venezuelan government guarantees for freedom of expression and Judiciary branch independence although at the same time saying it was a “good friend” of the government of President Hugo Chavez. Read full article

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GeoffWard2
This is a case of a country a million miles away from an uncorrupted and uncorruptable judiciary/legislative arm, asking a country light years away from an uncorrupted and uncorruptable judiciary/legislative arm, to improve.

But as it would be impossible to find a nation/supra-national organisation with Absolute Zero taint of corruption (remembering a British MP once asked for payment for a mini-duck-house), this is a lot better than nothing - especially as it may set the context for political argument in the run-up to the Venezuelan elections.
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geo
what happened to “” Monte Sacro Ranch “” in Venezuela ..!! ??
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