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Chancellery: US is creating climate to attack Venezuela


The Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Ministry Monday issued a communiqué (LINK: http://www.embavenez-us.org/) expressing that "the government of the United States climbs to new heights of cynicism and shamelessness, when it tries to tie Venezuela to its particular vision of international terrorism."

In this way, the Venezuelan Chancellery reacted to the US move to ban the sales of weapons to Venezuela for considering that Hugo Chávez Government is not "cooperating enough" to fight terrorism.

"Behind its despicable accusations is a useless campaign of shame designed to isolate Venezuela, destabilize its democratic government and prepare the political conditions for an attack," said the communiqué.

The Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Ministry ensured that, among other plans, Washington intends to handicap Venezuelan defenses. "There is too much clarity to obscure it with accusations and shameless acts," the document added.

"We ratify that Venezuela will not succumb to pressures. It will firmly resist the attacks of this nature and counsels not to confuse the cowardly and opportunistic expressions of some, with the will of the people. This is an error that they have committed recently with other people that pay dearly with their dignity, but who also must pay with the price of aggression."

The communiqué stressed that Venezuela "not hesitate to close its fist to respond to aggression, verbal as well as material, as undertaken by an immoral government with an aggressive nature."

"If not 'collaborating' means not supporting the virtual genocide that it (US) practices against the Iraqi people and failing to condemn it with all one's might before all the possible forums, then under no concept or pretext Venezuela is not willing to 'collaborate.'"




 
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