CARACAS, Thursday October 30, 2008 | Update
Politics
Venezuela's Hugo Chávez restated Thursday the need to
seize the global financial crisis to create "new international
institutions."
Chavez made his proposal during a special event dedicated
to the social integration of disabled persons, in a nationwide
mandatory radio and TV broadcast.
"New international institutions should be created," said
Chávez after rejecting that the solution to the crisis
is to reorganize and revitalize capitalism, EFE reported.
"They imposed the dictatorship of the dollar and of the International
Monetary Fund (IMF) system on the rest of the world; in other
words, they imposed the dominion of the United States. However,
the system has collapsed. We must set up a new system," Chávez
said.
10:07 AM. DIPLOMACY. Admired by the Colombian guerrilla after his coup attempt in 1992, the then lieutenant colonel Hugo Chávez Frías received financial support by the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) for his projects after his capture that year. This mostly explains the relationship and "debt" between the parties, as revealed by a paper of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) of the United Kingdom.