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 #94422  by Julius Seeker
 Fri Nov 25, 2005 1:02 pm
They just don't like Bush.

Keep note that Chavez and Bush are bitter enemies in politics. Hugo Chavez has been known to be quite a fan of Che Guevara and Guevara's ideas of economic equality for all human beings.

Chavez is quite hated by the Bush regime due to his extreme opposition of Free Trade between South American Countries and the US, extensive ties with Castro and Cuba, also despie him saying his givernment is democratic socialist, his policies are essentially the same as communist Cuba.

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Last Updated: Wednesday, 23 November 2005, 02:08 GMT
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Venezuela gives US cheap oil deal
A woman in Massachusetts wears a T-shirt of Hugo Chavez as an oil deal is signed
The deal will help tens of thousands of poorer Massachusetts residents
Officials from Venezuela and Massachusetts have signed a deal to provide cheap heating oil to low-income homes in the US state.

The fuel will be sold at about 40% below market prices to thousands of homes over the winter months.

Local congressman William Delahunt described the deal as "an expression of humanitarianism at its very best".

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez is one of the Bush administration's biggest adversaries in Latin America.

He first announced his plan to provide cheap heating oil directly to lower-income Americans while visiting Cuba in August.

'About people'

The deal involves shipping some 45m litres of heating oil from Venezuela to Massachusetts at a discounted rate via Citgo Petroleum, a US-based subsidiary of the Venezuelan state-owned oil company.


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At a signing ceremony in Massachusetts, Mr Delahunt - a Democrat who helped broker the deal - rejected suggestions that it was politically motivated.

"This is a gesture about people," the Associated Press news agency quotes him as saying.

"It has nothing to do, as far as I'm concerned, with anything between the Bush administration and the Chavez administration."

Talks are under way to agree a similar deal to provide discounted heating oil from Venezuela to low-income residents in New York's Bronx district.