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Home » Chavez: Russia and Venezuela Unite as Oil & Gas Giants

Chavez: Russia and Venezuela Unite as Oil & Gas Giants

By Russia Today (Posted Jul 24, 2008)

Russia, VenezuelaCommentary

Click on the link and read the full transcript of RussiaToday’s interview with Chavez: “Chavez: Russia and Venezuela Unite as Oil & Gas Giants,” 24 July 2008.


This program was broadcast on RussiaToday on 23 July 2008.



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