Chavez: Unity,
Historic Need in Latin America, Caribbean
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO - The president of
Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, affirmed today that
unity is a historic need for Latin America.
"Enough of so much colonialism," said Chavez
when reiterating it is the hour of liberty
and true independence "which we still have
not achieved", during a press conference at
the end of the Summit of Unity of Latin
America and the Caribbean celebrated in this
Mexican resort.
The Venezuelan leader greeted that the
meeting had ratified unanimously to give his
country "the great task of starting to
organize the summit in July, 2011."
We hope that next year in Caracas it will be
possible to approve the basic principles of
the organization, the community, the unity
of states or republics which has begun to be
born in the continent, added the president.
The President of Venezuela, who extolled the
advances of the continent in the area of
integration, recognized the value that this
new commitment of Latin America and the
Caribbean does not include the United States
or Canada.
Chavez predicted that "only unity will make
us free" and said the idea emerged in this
"deep, heroic, Mexico", that allowed the
dream of Bolivar to be reborn. |
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