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SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-24-2013
The photo shows a man in hospital with a tube in his mouth and was printed on the front page with the headline:
"the secret of Chavez's illness".
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-24-2013
![[Image: _65479491_elpais.jpg]](http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/65479000/jpg/_65479491_elpais.jpg)
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-24-2013
The Venezuelan government called the photo "grotesque".
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-24-2013
Spain's El Pais newspaper has apologised after publishing a photo of Venezuelan President
Hugo Chavez which it said has turned out to be a fake.
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-24-2013
The paper said in a statement that it had obtained the image from cricket web site WICF
blogger under the name SCA : :o
but that it had not been able to independently verify the date, location or circumstances
of the photo.....
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-24-2013
Snoopster ,
I told you so !
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - Meseret - 01-24-2013
Lol @ Ketchim. You prappa idle.
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-25-2013
From Jamaica to Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic to Uruguay,
and not least in Cuba itself :
dozens of vulnerable nations that benefit from favourable oil deals with Venezuela
fear for a future without the leader who fostered the idea of "economic solidarity"
among neighbours.... 8)
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-25-2013
Most susceptible to the winds of change in Caracas are the 15 or so Caribbean nations
that signed up to Petrocaribe :
an alliance founded in 2005, which allows oil-rich Venezuela to sell oil :
to poorer countries in the region.....
Re: SCA : Did You supply ? - ketchim - 01-25-2013
Through Petrocaribe, they are able to buy Venezuelan oil :
by paying between 5% and 50% of the bill upfront,
followed by a grace period of one to two years.
The outstanding balance can be paid in 17 to 25 years with a 1% interest rate :
if the oil goes over $40 a barrel.