Chavez said that he'll have some questions for the new U.S. leader when they finally meet.
"Somebody needs to ask him what his vision is for the crisis that's weighing terribly on Latin America," he said.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090404/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/lt_venezuela_us_relations;_ylt=AoOuIw8efDOrDcBsSS1rLQ63IxIF
What crisis is Chavez referring to? I'd like to know what he thinks is going on and what he thinks the US should be doing down there.
EDIT - And do you think the US as a nation has a responsibility to do anything in Latin America or should that be left up to individual Americans? What do you think of the Monroe Doctrine? Good or bad? Why?
Originally posted by AThousandYoungMaybe you haven't read a newspaper in the last 6 months and missed how the financial crisis in the US has beem a major contributor to the world wide economic slowdown.
Chavez said that he'll have some questions for the new U.S. leader when they finally meet.
"Somebody needs to ask him what his vision is for the crisis that's weighing terribly on Latin America," he said.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090404/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/lt_venezuela_us_relations;_ylt=AoOuIw8efDOrDcBsSS1rLQ63IxIF
What crisis is Cha ...[text shortened]... eft up to individual Americans? What do you think of the Monroe Doctrine? Good or bad? Why?
Originally posted by no1marauderMaybe he doesn't know a single bit about history and how the U.S. has been behind all major events in Latin America for the last hundred years, including coup d'etats, dictators, political murders, etc.
Maybe you haven't read a newspaper in the last 6 months and missed how the financial crisis in the US has beem a major contributor to the world wide economic slowdown.
Originally posted by Seitseit'd save everyone a lot of trouble if you would just become trust territories.
Maybe he doesn't know a single bit about history and how the U.S. has been behind all major events in Latin America for the last hundred years, including coup d'etats, dictators, political murders, etc.