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"It also serves to refute the malign campaign unleashed by the extreme and recalcitrant right of Venezuela and many other countries in relation to Chavez's state of health and the future of Venezuela and Latin America."
Barnet called him "the author of a project for the renovation of our socialism."
On January 9, Venezuela's Supreme Tribunal of Justice postponed Chavez's January 10 inauguration. An unspecified later date will be named.
Seven magistrates voted unanimously. Chief Justice Luisa Morales said:
"As president reelect, there is no interruption of performance of duties.""The inauguration can be carried out at a later date before the Supreme Court."
She said Chavez's absence is neither "temporary" or "absolute." National Assembly legislators unanimously approved his travel to Havana for treatment.
"The circumstances in which we can talk of a temporary absence of the president have not taken place," she explained. It's for Chavez declare himself temporarily absent.
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