Hugo Chavez in Panama
Panama, Jun 22
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez is kicking off Thursday a visit to Panama, to deliver two speeches in solemn ceremonies in memory of the 180th anniversary of the 1826 Simon Bolivar's "Congreso Anfictionico."
His stay here has stirred up great expectation, so that large groups of students, professors and unionists will give him a special welcoming at the Panama University tonight.
His agenda also includes, among others, meeting with his counterpart Martin Torrijos, laying wreath at the Simon Bolivar statue in this capital, visiting the Miraflores locks in the Panama Canal Zone, and giving news conferences.
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez is kicking off Thursday a visit to Panama, to deliver two speeches in solemn ceremonies in memory of the 180th anniversary of the 1826 Simon Bolivar's "Congreso Anfictionico."
His stay here has stirred up great expectation, so that large groups of students, professors and unionists will give him a special welcoming at the Panama University tonight.
His agenda also includes, among others, meeting with his counterpart Martin Torrijos, laying wreath at the Simon Bolivar statue in this capital, visiting the Miraflores locks in the Panama Canal Zone, and giving news conferences.
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Thursday, June 22, 2006
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