Venezuela President Hugo Chavez turns on the charm for Courtney Love at Oliver Stone screening

Flirty Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez invited rocker Courtney Love to visit him in Caracas at the New York premiere of Oliver Stone's 'South of the Border.'

"It was the third wink that sold me," Mrs. Kurt Cobain told us. "He's a sexy dawg. He invited me to visit his country and I'd like to go. I'll rock Caracas!"

The ebullient, espresso-sipping Chavez also had smooches and smiles for Susan Sarandon, Danny Glover, Shia LaBeouf and Carey Mulligan. But, when we asked him about his feelings for Barack Obama, he admitted to mixed emotions.

"He is still an enigma to me," said Chavez. "There are two Obamas so far. One Obama promotes peace. The other Obama promotes new military bases in Colombia. Let's see which one wins. I hope it will be the Obama who says the U.S. cannot impose anything on any country. Meanwhile, the Pentagon supports coup leaders in Honduras."

Stone, whose flick follows his meetings with seven Latin American leaders, concurred that Obama seems to be hostage to "the permanent government that oppresses South America. Obama talks the game - let him do it."