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Pray fi Hugo Chavez - Kwami - 12-31-2012
It is not lookin good
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - chairman - 12-31-2012
will his revolution continue after
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - Watooka - 12-31-2012
He made a positive difference and transformed the country and its economy. We need our own Chavez.
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - chairman - 12-31-2012
Chavez supporters pray on New Year's Eve http://aje.me/TD2ykd
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - chairman - 01-02-2013
Hugo Chavez is aware his condition is complicated following cancer operation, Venezuelan VP Nicolas Maduro says http://reut.rs/YSvQLz
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - mapoui - 01-02-2013
deh pulled Fidel back. deh will pull Hugo back!
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - SCA - 01-02-2013
Strange that people prays for some to live and wish that others should die...as if it makes a difference.
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - SCA - 01-02-2013
Snoopy I hope you send Uncle Hu-gone get well wishes...he, like you, needs all the support he can get
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - Snoopster - 01-02-2013
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Snoopy I hope you send Uncle Hu-gone get well wishes...he, like you, needs all the support he can get
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Let us pray. Dear Buddha, Jesus, Allah, That obscure African god (Bongobongo), Vishnu, That obscure Japanese god (Makiti), Jupiter, Mars, and every male God ever conceived by man: Please shower your infinite blessings upon comrade Hugo Chavez. May your blessings rid him of all ills and at the very same time cast all those evil Republicans and conservatives into the sea of hell. Thank you, from your loyal servants Snoop and SCA.
Re: Pray fi Hugo Chavez - chairman - 01-03-2013
(Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition on Wednesday demanded the government tell "the whole truth" about the health of cancer-stricken President Hugo Chavez, who has not been heard from in three weeks after undergoing a grueling operation in Cuba.
Officials have acknowledged the usually garrulous former soldier's health is delicate after his fourth cancer surgery in 18 months, but they have offered scant details on his condition.He has not spoken in public in more than three weeks.Ramon Aveledo, head of the opposition Democratic Unity coalition, slammed the government for not keeping its word about keeping Venezuelans informed."The official version (of Chavez's health) hides more information than it gives," Aveledo said at a press conference."The vice president himself has promised to tell the truth, whatever it is. Fine, he should tell it. He should tell the whole truth," said Aveledo.