I wonder if Chavez is still cheering wikileaks.

WikiLeaks: Chavez has had to make deals with foreign companies to save his revolution

U.S. diplomats say President Chavez nationalized after PDVSA, is desperate to call colleagues from abroad.

. According to a publication of the cables of the U.S. State Department published by Wikileaks, President Hugo Chávez has been forced to make deals with foreign companies to "save his socialist revolution to go out of business" to the Venezuelan economy is faltering.

. Venezuela's president, met privately with companies from Europe, America and Asia as it has been affected by the financial turnaround that has occurred in recent years.

According to the document, the state oil company PDVSA, drives the economy of the country, has been under pressure after the ultimatum to give him his Italian counterpart to attract foreign partners.

According to the note, the main allies of Chavez, Argentina, Brazil and Cuba, would be "President Chavez, meanwhile, is well aware of the impadeeply concerned about the direction of Venezuela. ct of the economic trajectory has had on his popularity," says a cable.

With a recession and inflation of 30% of the Venezuelan economy, which are not secret to anyone, just as the Government has insisted that PDVSA is the "gold mine" Venezuela needs to create twenty-first century socialism.

. A senior executive of Chevron estimated the production of the state oil company at 2.1 million to 2.3 million barrels per day, well below the official statements of 3.3 million barrels.

. A director of Mitsubishi in Venezuela said that one of the managers of PDVSA would be saddened by the fall that the company has had internationally, adding that Mitsubishi sent a letter to PDVSA explaining why they do not want to invest in Venezuela and what changes need to PDVSA.

. It also emerged that the Italian ambassador in Caracas, Luigi Maccotta, told his U.S. counterpart that the Italian oil company ENI replaced PDVSA Faja del Orinoco on because they had no where else to go.

"Thirty minutes before the ceremony began the Italian Company's CEO, Paolo Scaroni, Ramirez said:" Take it or leave it, that I can ride my plane and go forward. "Ramírez, reportedly took half an hour to convince the President Chávez to accept all changes proposed by ENI or risk losing business, "the U.S. cable The Italians said that PDVSA would pay a bonus because the company already owed $ 1 billion.

In another cable, Marco Aurélio Garcia, a foreign policy adviser of President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, he was heard telling a U.S. ambassador to Venezuela had serious economic problems, particularly with the power supply.

. The U.S. ambassador in Havana, Cuba, said Castro's government is worried about the economy because it is financed by Venezuela. . According to France, Venezuela "is on fire" and this will have to worry about Cuba. Given all this, Chavez says Venezuela's economy will emerge stronger than ever when it comes out of these difficulties. The Government is considering a bill to further facilitate the nationalization of the oil industry and deepen the revolution.

Fuente: The Guardian Source: The Guardian

Looks like his xxi century socialist republic needs a boost.

It's time to mine GOLD Chavez. You are on your way down big time.

Mine the Gold and save your a**.

Keep pillaging your country's wealth for your family's early retirement.

Go KRY