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Havana, Cuba.- Thousands of Venezuelans held this February 4 the anniversary 21 of the military uprising t commanded by the current President Hugo Chávez against Carlos Andrés Pérez's Government.
In a Roundtable TV program on the event, journalists Marina Menendez and Cristina Escobar emphasized that action was a historical necessity that became the starting point of the Bolivarian Revolution.

It was like the Moncada for Cubans, a military failure, but a moral triumph. For Cuban correspondent in Caracas, Gisela García, the exploit of February 4 in broke in two the contemporary history of Venezuela.
She also said the celebration of this Monday was another memorable display to the world that Venezuelans will not be taken away the conquests of the past 14 years. That Chavez 's phrase saying for now is today a forever of the Bolivarian revolution.
Political scandal shakes Spain
Barcenas case continues to beat the Spanish Executive before the evidence of political corruption by the ruling Popular Party.
Specialist Elsa Claro said at the Round table TV program that the spreading of the notes of the former Treasurer of that organization, Luis Bárcenas, revealed deliveries of high sums of money from businessmen to different officials of the party leadership in exchange for getting profitable contracts in the construction of airports and roads.
So far, President Mariano Rajoy denies guilt, while thousands of Spaniards are demanding the resignation of politicians involved in the scandal.
Journalist Reinaldo Taladrid said that, when it comes to Israel, odd things happen in the great American media, as not to know that the recent bombing of Tel Aviv on Syria was directed against a military research center.