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Will Hillary Clinton shake hands with Hugo Chavez in 2009?
Background: Now that there is open communication between Venezuela and the United States, now that President Obama has shaken hands with Hugo Chavez, will Hillary do the same?
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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Initial likelihoods: Yes: 15%
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Created Sun 19th Apr 5:40pm PST by candelario
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score: 10
Radio Free Europe 29 weeks ago
visit Brazil on May 6 for talks expected to focus on trade. Ahmadinejad is expected to also visit Venezuela on the same trip to Latin America. Clinton described the new world as 'multipolar? where the United States is competing with countries such as
score: 10
Washington Post 29 weeks ago
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Friday that Barack Obama must prove he wants to improve ties with South America after the two leaders shook hands at a summit last month. Chavez, a strident
score: 10
ABC Online 29 weeks ago
Hillary Clinton says it is not in the US interest to turn its back on any country in the hemisphere (Reuters: Jerry Lampen, file photo) Iran and China are making 'disturbing
score: 10
Reuters UK 30 weeks ago
U.S. backs Chavez policies WASHINGTON, April 22 (Reuters) - Republican lawmakers piled scorn on U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday for shaking Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez's hand last weekend, an encounter Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
score: 10
Telegraph 30 weeks ago
President Barack Obama has hailed 'positive signs' in relations between the US and Latin America and vigorously defended his handshakes and back slaps with President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela. But in an
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