Chavez Frias tells Mexico's President Vicente Fox not to mess with him
During a radio address to the nation, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Frias has told Mexican President Vicente fox not to mess with him.
The remark is likely to exacerbate even more relations between the two Heads of State.
The President used a phrase from the Venezuelan traditional duet, Florentino and the Devil to answer Fox's accusations against him and Argentinean President Nestor Kirchner.
According to Chavez Frias, Fox was part of the USA's plan to present the Free Trade of the Americas Agreement (FTAA) at the Summit of the Americas, which it must be added also debated other themes, such as poverty and creating jobs.
Chavez Frias says Fox found himself cornered and went home hurting at his defeat.
George W. Bush is proclaiming a false democracy, Chavez Frias says, pointing to a survey undertaken by Chilean pollster company, Latinobarometro, according to which Venezuela rates higher than the USA.
The President kept a promise to air on his show the body language of several Presidents during the FTAA debate to prove his point that Fox is Bush's man.
During the broadcast, Chavez Frias has ann ounced that Deputy Foreign Minister for Asia, The Middle East and Oceania, William Izarra, is to be replaced by Deputy Media Minister and lately, Citizen Security Minister Alcides Rondon Rivero.
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