Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on
Friday announced the creation of peace prize in honor of late socialist leader
Hugo Chavez, and said he was awarding it to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The
announcement comes on the same day that the Nobel Committee awarded its annual
Peace Prize to Juan Manuel Santos, president of neighboring Colombia, for his
role in negotiating a peace agreement with Marxist FARC rebels. "I've
decided to create the Hugo Chavez prize for peace and the sovereignty,"
Maduro said during a televised broadcast to unveil a statue of Chavez designed
by a Russian artist. "I think President Vladimir Putin deserves this Hugo
Chavez award," he said, describing Putin as a "fighter for
peace."More… Monday, October 10, 2016
Venezuela creates Hugo Chavez peace prize, awards to Russia's Putin
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on
Friday announced the creation of peace prize in honor of late socialist leader
Hugo Chavez, and said he was awarding it to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The
announcement comes on the same day that the Nobel Committee awarded its annual
Peace Prize to Juan Manuel Santos, president of neighboring Colombia, for his
role in negotiating a peace agreement with Marxist FARC rebels. "I've
decided to create the Hugo Chavez prize for peace and the sovereignty,"
Maduro said during a televised broadcast to unveil a statue of Chavez designed
by a Russian artist. "I think President Vladimir Putin deserves this Hugo
Chavez award," he said, describing Putin as a "fighter for
peace."More…
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