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Spain's King Juan Carlos, left, seen with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, at the Zarzuela Palace on the outskirts of Madrid, Friday Sept. 11, 2009. Chavez is in Spain on the last stop of a nine-country tour and is expected to discuss bilateral issues such as recent energy accords and preparations for the upcoming U.N. General Assembly meetings. AP Photo logo AP Photo 11 months ago

Spain's King Juan Carlos, left, seen with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, at the Zarzuela Palace on the outskirts of Madrid, Friday Sept. 11, 2009. Chavez is in Spain on the last stop of a nine-country tour and is expected to discuss bilateral issues such as recent energy accords and preparations for the upcoming U.N. General Assembly meetings.

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  3. This 13 December 2002 photo shows a view of an oil refinery of the PDVSA Venezuelan oil company in the oil port of Tia Juana, Venezuela, 50 km (31 miles) from Maracaibo. Fears of violence mounted in Venezuela on the 12th day of a general strike that paralyzed petroleum exports and fueled a volatile conflict. Suggestions that protesters could lead a massive march to the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas exacerbated tension in the South American country polarized by demands for the resignation of President Hugo Chavez. Chavez, whose mandate ends in 2006, has rejected opposition demands that elections be held within months.
  4. Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez participate of a rally in favour of the candidate for the ruling party for the parliamentary elections Robert Serra in Caracas on August 25, 2010. Parliamentary elections will take place on September 26.
  5. People walk past posters of the party of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez seen around Caracas as part of the campaign for the parliamentary elections of September 26, on August 25, 2010.
  6. Francia Brito, left, and Elena Rodriguez, daughter and widow of Franklin Brito, react during his wake in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, Aug 31, 2010. Franklin Brito, a farmer who held repeated hunger strikes in a land dispute with Venezuela's government, died in a military hospital Monday, igniting finger-pointing between critics of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez and his government.
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  10. Picture of an oil extracting station taken 28 July 2004 in Santa Cruz del Norte in Havana. Cuba, which has been in dire economic straits since the collapse of the former Soviet bloc which once flooded it with subsidized food and fuel, is eagerly awaiting news of the outcome of oil exploration off the island. The fact that the supply of Venezuelan oil - one third of what Cuba consumes - soon and just as suddenly could be cut off, would plunge Cuba into another economic black hole. That, if Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Castro's only close ally in the region, loses a referendum August 15 on cutting short his term in office and the opposition which has announced the flow of oil to Cuba would stop, comes out on top.
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  17. Signs with images of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, that read in Spanish "Lets go to the victory" are seen at the Catia shantytown in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010. Chavez's allies launched their campaigns Wednesday for crucial congressional elections that come just as recession, crime and inflation have pushed the socialist leader's popularity to a seven-year low.
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