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Weekly Report - 10 March 2011 (WR-11-10)
VENEZUELA: Chávez finds common ground with opposition
President Hugo Chávez has been making headlines at home and
abroad for his distinct response to the current uprising in Libya. The
Venezuelan opposition has been fiercely critical of his failure to condemn
Colonel Muammar Gaddafi for firing on his own people. The focus on foreign
policy discrepancies, however, has diverted attention away from potentially
significant cooperation between the Chávez administration and the opposition
over domestic security issues.
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