Indian president worried about Chávez's health

The Indian leader expects that his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chávez will have enough "strength and courage to overcome his current troubles"

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Friday December 28, 2012 11:16 AM

Indian President Pranab Mukherjee expressed on Friday in a communiqué "concern" over the health condition of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, sending him his "best wishes" for a "quick and full" recovery.

The Indian leader specified that he welcomed as a "positive event" the favorable clinical reports concerning Chávez's "stabilization" after undergoing surgery in Cuba for the fourth time due to his cancer. Mukherjee added that he was praying for Chávez's quick recovery.

In his message, Mukherjee hopes that the Venezuelan leader will have enough "strength and courage to overcome his troubles" and delivered to Venezuela a token of support from the "people of India," Efe quoted.

India-Venezuela relations mostly rely on the energy business.

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