Belated April Fool's?
Hugo Chávez claims he will not speak publicly about the hostage negotiations. I'm not sure he can do that without exploding.
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2 comments:
Perhaps he finally decided to take the "¿Por qué no te callas?" suggestion seriously?
impossible period
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