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Weekly Report - 14 March 2006
VENEZUELA: Rosales cleared of 'secessionism' charge
As the government stepped back from its attempt to link Zulia governor Manuel Rosales to a group allegedly demanding 'secession' for his state, the hardline opposition to President Hugo Chávez has unveiled a set of demands transparently intended to justify boycotting the December presidential elections.
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