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Weekly Report - 18 July 2006
VENEZUELA: US deploys terror case against UN seat bid<
As the State Department continued to build up its case against Venezuela in the US congress, justifying its current opposition to its bid for a UN Security council seat, Venezuela has announced another move to circumvent Washington's attempts to block its arms purchases, and the government of the Netherlands has pointedly issued an opinion which clashes with the US decertification of Venezuela on the drugs front.
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