 AP Photo As the antithesis of Bush is learning, foreign dictators are likely to bite the hand that strokes them. TAGGED: Vladimir Putin, Israel, Russia, India, Turkey, China, Hugo Chavez, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Venezuela, North Korea, Iraq, Fidel Castro, Cuba, Syria, Iran, George W. Bush, Barack ObamaRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| The most complex part of the inheritance left by Hugo Chavez are the relations between Venezuela and Cuba. The existing ones were built on the strange emotional, political and ideological subordination of the Bolivarian leader... more ›› |
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