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Venezuela, Brazil Sign
12 New Accords
Caracas - Venezuela and
Brazil tightened links
today with 12 new
cooperation accords at
the 5th Bilateral
Meeting with President
Hugo Chavez of Venezuela
and peer Luis Innacio
Lula da Silva of Brazil.
The statesmen witnessed
the signing of
agreements on energy,
agribusiness and
industry to develop
chain production in
strategic fields,
including technology
transfer.
Brazil and Venezuela
will boost joint
projects on electricity;
will assemble two cold
chains for cow meat and
two plants to process
fruits and vegetables,
and another to assembly
machinery, including and
other technology,
including meters.
They also agreed this
year to sale Venezuelan
fuel, including fuel for
planes and ships, and
assembling a plant of
fertilizers.
Lula previously stressed
on the importance of
developing these sector
in defense of national
sovereignty, the path
Venezuela currently
follows. |
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