Chavez returns to Venezuela after radiotherapy in Cuba
CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez returned Thursday morning to Caracas after receiving in Cuba the first cycle of radiation therapy to combat cancer afflicting, which will obligate you to maintain a virtual presence in the Government and to lower the pace in his career for re-election in October. An animated and smiling Chavez appeared live on the State channel VTV from one of the salons of the Miraflores Palace, headquarters of the Venezuelan Government, accompanied by several Ministers, with which he joked and sang up. “Is a hard battle (…) am well and will continue well”, commented Chavez on his health. “I have resisted very well treating, thank God.” “Still recovering me from my post operative,” added. Chávez in Havana’s stay coincided with the official Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the island, but the President said that he would not seek a meeting with the Pontiff for not “interfere” with matters of State between the Vatican and Cuba. Socialist leader began Saturday in Havana, which in its first phase required five days consecutive application and treatment marked the start of a season of “comings and goings” to and from the island, while approaching the start of the election campaign in which must be measured with the Governor Henrique Capriles. “scheduled on Saturday we have to go back (to Cuba) and remain four days”, said. Opposition insists that,...
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