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Brazil and U.S. Agree to Disagree on Venezuela PDF Print E-mail
Written by Gabriela Guerreiro   
Wednesday, 27 April 2005

The American Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, affirmed yesterday that the United States will continue to defend the strengthening of democracy in Latin America, especially in countries like Ecuador and Venezuela.

According to Rice, the US wants "a democratic Venezuela to exist." She stated that all the actions taken in support of the country led by Hugo Chávez should be construed "in the context of the positive agenda for the continent."

The Brazilian Minister of Foreign Relations, Celso Amorim, said that Brazil will always continue to respect the sovereignty of the Venezuelan government, and he reiterated the Brazilian government's support for that country, by means of the Group of Friends of Venezuela.

"We know that, as in any other society, there are problems. We will do whatever we can to help the country move in a positive direction. We are friends of the people of Venezuela," Amorim emphasized.

In Rice's view, the challenges to maintain democracy have become "fragile" in some South American countries, and the US wants to help them restore democratic principles.

"During the crisis in Ecuador, the support of the Organization of American States (OAS) was a gesture to try to tread the path of a stable democracy."

Rice urges all Latin American countries to respect what she referred to as the "continental charter of democracy."

She said that the US will attempt to see that democratic rules are obeyed in Latin America.

"If we adopt a positive agenda on the continent, we shall create an atmosphere for solid democracies, not fragile ones."

The Secretary of State said that she believes embracing economic policies conducive to growth is the ideal instrument for promoting democracy in Latin America.

Agência Brasil

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C Barbosa (Portuguesa)
written by Guest, October 01, 2005
f**k the U.S.A., they the biggest bullshitters on the face of the planet.
Thet are liars!! They want to use democracy to wedge thierselves in South America so that they can control the continents resourses, this is a fact!
I am surprise the USA is still using democracy in vane to pertay the people of Latin America, this is U.S.A. imperialistic tactics that they use to rob the contry of its' natural resources an the peoples freedom!

U.S.A. Die!!! Go to hell, you are liar and you use democracy invane to line your pockets with money.

EUA, vai para inferno com o diabo!!


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