 Venezuela's socialist government has
quietly secured the backing of Latin America and the Caribbean to obtain a
diplomatic trophy that long eluded the late Hugo Chavez: a seat on the United
Nations Security Council. The unanimous endorsement of Venezuela's candidacy to
represent the region on the Security Council came at a closed-door meeting July
23 in New York, said Amin Cruz, a diplomat at the U.N. from the Dominican
Republic, which presided at the meeting. When Chavez last tried for a seat in
2006, the United States succeeded in torpedoing his campaign. This year,
Washington has been mum. More...
Venezuela's socialist government has
quietly secured the backing of Latin America and the Caribbean to obtain a
diplomatic trophy that long eluded the late Hugo Chavez: a seat on the United
Nations Security Council. The unanimous endorsement of Venezuela's candidacy to
represent the region on the Security Council came at a closed-door meeting July
23 in New York, said Amin Cruz, a diplomat at the U.N. from the Dominican
Republic, which presided at the meeting. When Chavez last tried for a seat in
2006, the United States succeeded in torpedoing his campaign. This year,
Washington has been mum. More... Friday, September 12, 2014
Venezuela's UN Security Council Bid Gains Backing
 Venezuela's socialist government has
quietly secured the backing of Latin America and the Caribbean to obtain a
diplomatic trophy that long eluded the late Hugo Chavez: a seat on the United
Nations Security Council. The unanimous endorsement of Venezuela's candidacy to
represent the region on the Security Council came at a closed-door meeting July
23 in New York, said Amin Cruz, a diplomat at the U.N. from the Dominican
Republic, which presided at the meeting. When Chavez last tried for a seat in
2006, the United States succeeded in torpedoing his campaign. This year,
Washington has been mum. More...
Venezuela's socialist government has
quietly secured the backing of Latin America and the Caribbean to obtain a
diplomatic trophy that long eluded the late Hugo Chavez: a seat on the United
Nations Security Council. The unanimous endorsement of Venezuela's candidacy to
represent the region on the Security Council came at a closed-door meeting July
23 in New York, said Amin Cruz, a diplomat at the U.N. from the Dominican
Republic, which presided at the meeting. When Chavez last tried for a seat in
2006, the United States succeeded in torpedoing his campaign. This year,
Washington has been mum. More... 
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