Carlos Romero fears that President Chávez's silence damages Venezuela
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GOVERNMENT "Good day, my dear fellows! Today is the Army Day and the sun is shining! A big hug shall go to my soldiers and my beloved people!" In this way, Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez used the Twitter social network to break last Saturday his 20-day silence.
The president sent a press release, according to Minci
Venezuela's Chávez congratulates journalists on their day
"We specially celebrate Journalist s Day, a profession having the privilege of founding and fighting every day. You feel the pulse of the economic, political and social life in the country, and you have the honorable responsibility of raising awareness, the patriotic commitment and our people s memory," reads the text presumably penned by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez
Government
Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez congratulated journalists on their day. He called them "artillerymen and artillery-women" in an unsigned press release posted by Minister of Information and Communication Andrés Izarra on the Twitter social network.
"We specially celebrate Journalist's Day, a profession having the privilege of founding and fighting every day."
"You, unlike other professions, feel the pulse of the economic, political and social life in the country, and you have the honorable responsibility of raising awareness, the patriotic commitment and our people's memory," reads the text reportedly authored by President Chávez, according to Minister Izarra.
Chávez underwent surgery in Cuba 17 days ago. Since then, he has been on sick leave in the island.
The president sent a press release, according to Minci
Venezuela's Chávez congratulates journalists on their day
"We specially celebrate Journalist s Day, a profession having the privilege of founding and fighting every day. You feel the pulse of the economic, political and social life in the country, and you have the honorable responsibility of raising awareness, the patriotic commitment and our people s memory," reads the text presumably penned by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez
Government
Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez congratulated journalists on their day. He called them "artillerymen and artillery-women" in an unsigned press release posted by Minister of Information and Communication Andrés Izarra on the Twitter social network.
"We specially celebrate Journalist's Day, a profession having the privilege of founding and fighting every day."
"You, unlike other professions, feel the pulse of the economic, political and social life in the country, and you have the honorable responsibility of raising awareness, the patriotic commitment and our people's memory," reads the text reportedly authored by President Chávez, according to Minister Izarra.
Chávez underwent surgery in Cuba 17 days ago. Since then, he has been on sick leave in the island.
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