More bad news for the economy, Chavez in a bad way

[Willi]

See Observer article...

[MdmeX]

What, yuh getting lazy, why yuh don't post

[Willi]

Not lazy...strategic.

Yuh nuh hear seh you haffi wrap tings inna mysteries if you want fi market it well and get over 50 reponses. LoL

[Hortical]

At a minimum the title of the post should include a description of the article, and we need fi see a paragraph or two of the article. Cho...

[Mosiah]

Wait, nuh you ask what was the U20 score yesterday?

Dis laziness contagious, man!

[Rockman]

Well I have problem opening up Observer website(only site the Mac laptop haa a problem with),maybe I am banned....
Willi,please post the article,thanks in advance.

[Willi]

hahahahahaha

Chavez battling for life, says VP


Friday, March 01, 2013

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela's vice-president said yesterday that Hugo Chavez is still fighting for his life.

Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's self-appointed successor, said on television that his boss "is battling there for his health, for his life, and we're accompanying him".
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has undergone several rounds of cancer treatment. (Photo: AP)



Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has undergone several rounds of cancer treatment. (Photo: AP)


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The vice-president had characterised Chavez's condition similarly on December 20, saying the president "is fighting a great battle... for his life, for his health".
Chavez hasn't spoken or been seen since before his fourth operation in Cuba, on December 11, for an unspecified cancer in the pelvic area.
The Government says he has been breathing with the help of a tracheal tube after surviving a serious respiratory infection. It says Chavez returned on February 18 and is at a military hospital in Caracas for continued treatment for "respiratory insufficiency".
In his televised remarks, Maduro called for Venezuelans to keep praying for Chavez and remain loyal to the committed socialist who has been their president for more than 19 years.
"Do you know why Comandante Chavez neglected his health and has been battling (cancer) for nearly two years?" he asked. "Because he completely surrendered body and soul, and forgot all his obligations to himself, in order to give himself to the homeland."
Chavez, 58, himself has previously acknowledged that he was neglecting his health in recent years, often staying up late and consuming cup after cup of coffee to remain alert.
The president has undergone surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation treatments since June 2011, when he first announced his cancer diagnosis. He hasn't specified the type of cancer or the exact location in his pelvic region where his tumours have been removed.
On February 15, the Government released four photographs of Chavez lying in a bed in Cuba with his two daughters by his side. They were the only images of him published since early December.
Re-elected in October, Chavez was scheduled to have been sworn in on January 10. But the Supreme Court said the swearing-in could be delayed.



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[Sir X]

Chavez was sent home to die from cuba ,anyone familiar with hospice care read that.

They have done all they can do,his body is too weak for any more therapy, be it chemo or surgery.

I would not be surprised if he passed over the weekend.Surprised he last so long since his return,i call that the 2nd wind of life when family friends and love of being home gives you that extra boost,then its good bye...VIVA LA REVOLUCION !

[Willi]

Perceptive...