Venezuelan Dictator Hugo Chavez & US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Shaking Hands, Isn’t That Special
Isn’t this special, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton shaking hands. What next, a heart felt embrace?
Despite a simmering diplomatic row, President Hugo Chavez and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were seen having a brief, friendly chat Saturday at the inauguration of Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff.
“They talked and smiled, at least for five minutes. It looked like a social conversation, both were smiling,” a Brazilian official who witnessed the encounter told AFP on condition of anonymity.
Like Secretary of State, like President …
The encounter came only three days after the United States revoked the visa of Venezuela’s ambassador in Washington, in reprisal for Chavez’s rejection of the US president’s appointed ambassador to Caracas.
But Chavez and Clinton were all smilesas they mingled with the presidents of Chile and Colombia and the prime minister of Portugal while waiting to meet Rousseff.
At one point, Chavez extended his hand to Clinton, who shook it, smiling. They chatted for a few minutes before moving on to formally greeting Rousseff.
Posted January 2, 2011 by Scared Monkeys Foreign Policy, Government, Hillary Clinton, Hugo Chavez, Obamanation, Socialism, US National Security, World | 3 comments |
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How come Obummer isnt bowing?
what a bs story?
so would you have her do?
smack him in the face?
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SM: For starters. Then there is the ever present don’t put your self in the postion. Actually most people think its BS that the LEFT would embrace this communist.
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come on Red
thats international politics