Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Former Venezuelan Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Milos Alcalay comments "A decade with Chavez"



Former Venezuelan Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Milos Alcalay comments "A decade with Chavez" in this special interview with VHeadline's Roy S. Carson, recorded in Caracas on December 21, 2008. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhmaT9B8b1s

Former Venezuelan Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Milos Alcalay tells VHeadline editor & publisher Roy S. Carson why he felt forced to resign in 2004 -- a decision that ended a prestigious career with the Foreign Ministry and effectively labelled him as a bitter opponent of President Hugo Chavez Frias. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHq16MFfBM8

In this special interview with VHeadline's Roy S. Carson, recorded in Caracas on December 21, 2008, former Venezuelan Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Milos Alcalay considers the past, present and future of Venezuela's gold-mining industry and the political machinations that have caused major concerns for international companies seeking to invest in Venezuela. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN9GR1t_E3A

In this special interview with VHeadline's Roy S. Carson, recorded in Caracas on December 21, 2008, former Venezuelan Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Milos Alcalay considers the indigenous situation in Venezuela and the efforts being made on both sides of the Venezuela/Brazil border to preserve the rights of Amazonian indian tribes such as the Yanomami, Pemons and Arawaks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM9ZhpfJOHg


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