Russia + Venezuela = strategic friendship

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Comrade Maduro visited Moscow. This visit was special: the president of Venezuela opened the street named after Hugo Chavez in the capital of Russia. On the eve of the arrival of an important guest, persistent rumors circulated in the media that Maduro flew to Moscow not only for the street and a handshake with Putin, but also to pick up an informant Edward Snowden in Caracas, still languishing in Sheremetyevo.

Russia + Venezuela = strategic friendship


As for the brave American exposer who previously worked for the CIA and the NSA, Maduro rejected the press version of the secret of his goal. His main concern is the strategic interaction of the two states, successfully launched by Comrade Chavez.

The outcome of Maduro's visit is four agreements signed between Venezuela and Russia. As Svetlana Andreeva notes ("Voice of Russia"), Putin and Maduro signed a document on cooperation in the field of energy, an agreement on cooperation in the oil and gas sector, an agreement on the construction of a thermal power plant in Venezuela and interaction between Gazprombank and the state oil and gas company of Venezuela.

After talks with the president of Venezuela, the head of the Russian state told reporters: "Mr. Maduro and I have confirmed the general intention to ensure continuity of the course for strategic interaction between Russia and Venezuela in all areas." Comrade Putin stressed that the sources of bilateral cooperation "stood a big, sincere friend of Russia, a courageous and strong man - President Hugo Chavez." The Russian president assured that "Russia remembers and honors his memory."

Further, comrade Putin cited some results of bilateral cooperation between Venezuela and Russia: “In January-April, the trade turnover increased threefold, of course, this result was ensured by several large transactions - deliveries through military-technical cooperation and industrial equipment - but the overall positive trend is evident” .

The President of Russia listed investment projects in the energy sector (for oil production at the Junin-6 field, for gas turbine supply for power plants under construction), noted projects on the creation by KAMAZ of a joint venture with Venezuelan partners in the production of trucks and buses, for the transportation of " Sovkomflotom Venezuelan oil, for the construction of social housing in Venezuela.

At a press conference, V. Putin said: "We agreed to further coordinate joint work within the framework of the GECF on the development of the global gas market and the advancement of the interests of the countries producing gas."

Maduro said that in the near future offices of the Russian-Venezuelan Bank will be opened in Venezuela and China. According to the president of Venezuela, during the talks, the topic of direct flights between Moscow and Caracas was discussed.

As Tatiana Zamakhina writes ("MK"), Maduro’s hopes came true to take with him a signed agreement with Rosneft on joint offshore projects and with INTER RAO UES on the construction of a fuel and energy complex in Venezuela using petroleum coke. The journalist said that Putin "had good views on the continuation of cooperation: the companies of the Russian Federation and Venezuela, he said, have a joint investment plan for $ 20 billion. We will continue to help the allies: in particular, according to GDP, Russia will build social housing here (6 thousand apartments). In addition, Venezuelan students study at Russian universities at the expense of the Russian budget. ”

Alexander Dmitriev and Yana Pryamilova ("Work") note that the head of the Latin American republic participated in the summit of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, where he supported Russia's position: against changing the long-term contractual principle of gas supply and decoupling contract prices from oil as a market indicator, as well as reducing the level of gas to be selected.

Oil and gas, the journalists write, is an anchor on which economic relations between Russia and Venezuela stand. Igor Sechin noted that in the future Russian-Venezuelan companies will extract 50 million tons of oil a year in Venezuela.

But that's not all.

“Over the past decades we have built a whole map of various, diverse relations in different fields between our countries,” comrade Maduro said at a meeting with Putin. - We are well advanced in cooperation in the energy sector, in the field of oil, gas, building equipment for the oil and gas industry. Military cooperation is also progressing at a good pace. Relations are also developing in the financial, agricultural, cultural and educational spheres. We have 14 areas of development, 63 questions - topics on which we work ... "

The head of Rosneft, Igor Sechin, accompanied the Venezuelan president in Moscow at the opening ceremony of Chavez Street. “Chavez is alive! The struggle continues! ”Said the Venezuelan president.

Igor Sechin read Mayakovsky's poem: “In our veins there is blood, not water. / We go through the revolver barking, / To, dying, to incarnate / In the steamboats, in the lines and in other long affairs. "

Neil Nikandrov ("Fund of Strategic Culture") writes that Maduro thanked the Russian leader for assigning the name of Hugo Chavez to Moscow street and said: “Russia can count on Venezuela. For us, this is a very important event. ”

Vladimir Putin summed up the meeting with Comrade Maduro: “We had constructive negotiations, discussed key aspects of strategic cooperation, at the origins of which stood Hugo Chavez’s great and sincere friend of Russia. We reaffirmed the general mood for continuity of the course in all areas, agreed to further coordinate joint work on the development of the global gas market. Venezuela is our key partner in Latin America. ”

Thus, those Western analysts, who foreshadowed the inevitable collapse of relations between Venezuela and Russia after the presidential election, once again made a big mistake. Maduro clearly and consistently pursues the line of the predecessor of Hugo Chávez, and this means that the two states will continue to be strategically friends.

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  1. -17
    4 July 2013 09: 15
    It would be better instead of chatter RUSSIAN base opened in Venezuela, the Navy and the Air Force
    1. annenkov242
      +38
      4 July 2013 09: 41
      No need to rush, Putin is correctly pursuing a policy.
      One of the first tasks is to remove the support from under the fifth column, which sabotages everything that creates Russia's progress.
      1. +5
        4 July 2013 17: 28
        I think the time will come and they themselves will offer))
      2. Stefano
        +5
        4 July 2013 18: 17
        I support, but it would not be bad to resume at least past relations with Cuba just under the nose! am
      3. phantom359
        +1
        4 July 2013 22: 33
        Quote: annenkov242
        No need to rush, Putin is correctly pursuing a policy.
        One of the first tasks is to remove the support from under the fifth column, which sabotages everything that creates Russia's progress.

        Whatever they sabotage, tough measures should be taken, and not limited to conversations and not to make any concessions, these are just waiting for this.
        1. 0
          5 July 2013 00: 16
          Quote: phantom359
          Quote: annenkov242
          No need to rush, Putin is correctly pursuing a policy.
          One of the first tasks is to remove the support from under the fifth column, which sabotages everything that creates Russia's progress.

          Whatever they sabotage, tough measures should be taken, and not limited to conversations and not to make any concessions, these are just waiting for this.


          You can’t take tough measures now. Those days ended around 1953. Here, either as children - to bring up patiently for a long time and patiently, or as in America - to totally monitor and imprison everything in private prisons, otherwise the capitalists have to pay too much to the workers.
    2. StolzSS
      +6
      4 July 2013 09: 51
      And what would you base there ??? Serdyukovsky Babskiy Regiment ???
      1. Airman
        +11
        4 July 2013 10: 04
        Quote: StolzSS
        And what would you base there ??? Serdyukovsky Babskiy Regiment ???


        This regiment of mattress makers, in Negro quarters, for "re-education".
        1. +7
          4 July 2013 10: 36
          Quote: Clever man
          It would be better instead of chatter RUSSIAN base opened in Venezuela, the Navy and the BB
          And then after the next election to turn it off. Maduro won with the slightest margin; it is likely that the opposition will win in the next election. It is better now to help ideologically, politically and, of course, economically (not with money, but with the possibility of making money).
        2. RADJANPHILOSOF
          0
          4 July 2013 21: 53
          Cool idea - so to speak "comradely" help!))
      2. 0
        4 July 2013 11: 34
        Submarine diesel boats, airborne regiment, transport, but whatever you want
        1. 0
          4 July 2013 16: 55
          I am embarrassed to ask, do you know the staff number of the regiment ???? Why do we need it there ???? What can he do ??? This is 1500-1700 people!
      3. +2
        4 July 2013 12: 55
        But what about the Mistral? wassat
      4. +1
        5 July 2013 00: 20
        Quote: StolzSS
        And what would you base there ??? Serdyukovsky Babskiy Regiment ???


        Touch me there, I’d spread the air defense brigade, the Air Force, a group of anti-submarine ships there, put 3 over-the-horizon radar and all the rear services for them. Another division of internal troops to maintain law and order.

        You can and a woman’s regiment so as not to spoil the breed.
    3. 0
      4 July 2013 17: 42
      From me personally, a plus, a sensible thought, if not a base, at least a station, like in Cuba.
    4. -2
      5 July 2013 07: 47
      Clever RU "It would be better, instead of chatter, a RUSSIAN base was opened in Venezuela, the Navy and the Air Force"
      ------------------------------------------------------------
      I just don’t understand why you MINUS this comrade? Are you against the fact that RUSSIA had its BASES there? Then I would refer you to ENEMIES !! And the enemies must be driven out of here! I think that everything is simpler, of course you are not enemies, but with the TRANSPORTATION you have a bad time! Unfortunately, this is by no means the first time that we have to encounter such a phenomenon, if only the site administration did some work among visitors ...
      1. Don
        +1
        5 July 2013 11: 44
        Quote: alexdol
        I just don’t understand why you MINUS this comrade? Are you against the fact that RUSSIA had its BASES there?

        I think they minus him not for this, but for the fact that he calls profitable trade agreements chatter. Base is base, and money is money.
        You can create a base in Venezuela, but why and what base? Fleet Supplies? So the Russian fleet rarely goes to the Western Hemisphere. And what else? Build anyhow Bulo? Spend money for nothing?
    5. +1
      5 July 2013 15: 37
      Russia + Venezuela = strategic friendship

      And invite an ally to the Eurasian Economic Union ...
  2. +9
    4 July 2013 09: 15
    Well, strong friendship, good afternoon to all endeavors!
    1. Cyber7
      +2
      4 July 2013 19: 29
      It's funny, but in the Caribbean we had, and again have good friends. Cuba began to take a little - Venezuela appeared.
      There are still people on Earth who perceive the word "democracy" as a curse.
      I'm glad of that.
  3. Grigorich 1962
    0
    4 July 2013 09: 19
    Friendship ... politics .... very good .... but when will our military bases be deployed there? In the spirit of today's US policy, these Russian bases would not be in the way.
    1. +5
      4 July 2013 09: 33
      Quote: Grigorich 1962
      but when will our military bases be deployed there?

      A military base is not a cheap pleasure. Is she needed there?
    2. +18
      4 July 2013 09: 44
      Instead of opening military bases, we are actively supplying modern weapons to Venezuela. It is good that after the death of Chavez, our relations did not deteriorate. and to name a street in his honor was the right decision.
  4. +3
    4 July 2013 09: 36
    Thank you Oleg! The scale of cooperation is certainly impressive. We definitely need to continue. But. According to eyewitnesses who traveled to Venezuela and spent a sufficient amount of time there to assess the situation, the situation in the country is very difficult. The influence of the states is the strongest. Wealthy elites stir up the water with might and main. No matter how our assets are defenseless there. Can military bases be placed to protect our facilities? And allow? Is it interesting for our military? In general, not everything is so cloudless ...
    1. +6
      4 July 2013 10: 11
      In our country, too, there are plenty of pro-American elite in the country. but moving on is definitely necessary. An excellent chance in connection with the situation with the Morales plane to expand its influence on Bolivia.
  5. SPIRITofFREEDOM
    +1
    4 July 2013 09: 58
    Strategic cooperation is cool)
  6. +6
    4 July 2013 10: 02
    We didn’t have time to make friends, let’s deploy the bases already. So you can stay without friends. One cannot rush in these matters, one must weigh and calculate everything!
  7. gribnik777
    -26
    4 July 2013 10: 21
    at the opening ceremony of Chavez Street. “Chavez is alive! The fight continues! ” - said the Venezuelan president.

    stop
    If you like someone - put him a monument in your garden. They dirtied the whole of Moscow! fool
    That Telman, then Allende, then Kuusinen, then Lumumba, then there is still no news who the hell you say. Now Chavez.
    Something on the streets of the Pskov paratroopers in Moscow is not! request
    After half a century, no one will know anything at all about them (other heroes). They took the fashion! angry
    What great friends! crying
    1. gribnik777
      -14
      4 July 2013 10: 36
      Minus one!

      Make yourself a tattoo, wear T-shirts with their names, grind yourself graffiti walls with their names!
      And I do not want to live on the streets with such names!

      This is MY little MOTHERLAND! This is my home!
    2. +7
      4 July 2013 12: 19
      Of course ... of course ... it is much better that the street is called 28 linear or 15 quarterly or more poetical, for example 18 passage ...
      1. gribnik777
        -1
        4 July 2013 12: 34
        For me it is better to Street 6th Company, Evgeny Rodionov or Peresvet and Oslyabi. At least they have done immeasurably more for Russia than all the above mentioned surnames combined. We don't remember our own, but here is a "descendant of the Mayan tribe." In five years, no one will remember him, and do we need a memory of him in decades ?!
      2. +3
        4 July 2013 13: 45
        Do not pay attention, judging by the profile picture, we are dealing with a monarchist, but this is not treated.
        1. +3
          4 July 2013 14: 07
          Well, man is partly right. In my city there are more than thirty numbered streets, and almost twenty numbered streets with the prefix "new", this is not counting lanes, driveways, lines and squares, where the name flaunts one number. I think it would be nice to give them the names of people who have done a lot for the Motherland.
        2. gribnik777
          +2
          4 July 2013 16: 52
          Quote: sergey72
          we are dealing with a monarchist, and this is not being treated.

          It's not a worldview. It’s common sense. Now, if it is not, then it really is not treated.
          1. +1
            4 July 2013 18: 09
            And where were you with your common sense and worldview when you put this horror-monument to Peter the Great? Were you sitting at the stove? with common sense? Do you think that I do not know who Yevgeny Rodionov is? or where did the 6th company die? Why didn't you mention Kadyrov Street among the "crap", or is it scary? Something of your "worldview", which you are so proud of, suffers from one-sidedness! And imbalances in consciousness are fraught ...
            1. gribnik777
              -2
              4 July 2013 20: 27
              Are you by any chance not from Kashchenko?
              It seems the orderlies have not watched something!
              fool
              1. +2
                4 July 2013 21: 16
                Ay-y-yay, your honor, are you out of arguments? Well, sit on, maybe until "Your Excellency" is promoted!
      3. 0
        4 July 2013 16: 28
        In some places this already exists - moving along the bridge across the 12th river I go down to 66 highway .., not only streets, bridges, highways but also some rivers do not have names but only numbers.
    3. MG42
      +7
      4 July 2013 14: 37
      Quote: gribnik777
      They dirtied the whole of Moscow!
      That Telman, then Allende, then Kuusinen, then Lumumba, then there is still no news who the hell you say. Now Chavez.

      As much as Venezuela bought Russian weapons, you can still put a monument to Chavez on that street wink

      The cost of military contracts signed by Russia with Venezuela is estimated at $ 11 billion, Anatoly Isaikin, director of Rosoboronexport, said in the State Duma. According to him, military-technical cooperation between Russia and Venezuela is developing dynamically.
      100 thousand Kalashnikov AK-103 assault rifles have already been delivered to Venezuela under contracts. In addition, with the help of Russia, two factories are being built in Venezuela for the licensed assembly of Russian machine guns and the production of ammunition for them.

      A contract has been completed to supply Venezuela with 24 Su-30MK2 multi-role fighters, 34 Mi-17V-5 helicopters, ten Mi-35M helicopters and three Mi-26T helicopters.

      Venezuela is interested in buying from Russia T-72B1 tanks, 9K58 Smerch mobile multiple rocket launchers, Mi-28NE Night Hunter fire support helicopters, Buk-M1-2 and S-300VM Antey-2500 air defense systems , infantry fighting vehicles BMP-3M and armored personnel carriers BTR-80A, self-propelled howitzers 2S19 "Msta-S", 152-mm multiple launch rocket systems BM-21 "Grad" (with 40 guides), self-propelled mortars "Nona-SVK", trucks " Ural-4320 "," Ural-3206 "and other types of equipment.


      http://www.warandpeace.ru/ru/news/view/79898/
      1. gribnik777
        -4
        4 July 2013 16: 48
        Quote: MG42
        you can still put a monument to Chavez on that street.

        I already wrote about the place of installation of monuments.
        At your place. I don’t have to!

        You do not live in this madhouse, with signs of pleasing temporary workers.
        1. +8
          4 July 2013 20: 35
          Listen, mushroom picker, weren't you at a meeting when one of the new metro stations in Moscow was named Alma-Atinskaya? I suppose there is an oval protest from the heart? Well, for information, one of the largest streets in Almaty is Moskovskaya. One of the largest trading houses is Moscow. There is a trading house Russia on the most central avenue. This is a tradition, why not use it, what would people remember? In fact, if you let it go, the streets are called like the 6th line or the 8th working. What about monuments - do they ask you to eat monuments? In Almaty, one abandoned square was named after Mahatma Gandhi, a monument to a Hindu was ordered and installed ... The next day, a lot of very dark-skinned people appeared in the square and the square was transformed. Now this square is a favorite place for walks of the townspeople, clean, well-groomed, lawns are always watered and trimmed with a lawn mower, attractions and neat retail outlets. In general, just super! And what, I feel bad about this monument? Well, there is one thin little man, well, sayings like "the principle of an eye for an eye will make the world blind!" Yes, good! So the authorities are thinking of calling another abandoned square by the name of Golda Meir -)))) so I really think that the Israelis will fork out - somehow they are too sensitive to unplanned expenses -)))).
          Mushroom picker, take care of your nerves, it won’t lose you, if a monument is erected in honor of Hugo - believe me, he won’t come to you and ask for money. And in honor of Oslyaby what to call? - Moscow is under construction, a lot of new streets appear every year, it’s not a question to name, collect a petition and send it to the Moscow Government
          1. +2
            4 July 2013 21: 23
            That's about what I’m talking about, too, recently Tatyana Snezhina’s street appeared in Novosibirsk, hence the question - who cares?
          2. ixsus
            +1
            4 July 2013 22: 29
            I read the newspaper today. Only 1 of the respondents (from youth) generally knows who Hugo Chavez is. Sadly ... He is at least one of those who was not afraid to openly express to America everything he thinks about them!
        2. MG42
          +7
          4 July 2013 21: 30
          Quote: gribnik777
          I already wrote about the place of installation of monuments.
          At your place. I don’t have to!
          You do not live in this madhouse, with signs of pleasing temporary workers.

          If there were more rulers like Hugo Chavez in the world, social justice would triumph.
          I live on the avenue of a very famous revolutionary, next to the street of another foreign hero, and this does not bother me as much as the monuments, on the contrary, there are more attractions = more tourist attraction of the city.
  8. +4
    4 July 2013 10: 24
    Pleased with Maduro. Well done! The Chavez case lives on! It is very important, far from the Homeland, to have such an ally with such friendly, fraternal relations.
  9. +3
    4 July 2013 10: 51
    I hope Comrade Maduro will continue the work of Hugo Chavez. Rather, he already continues it.
  10. lucidlook
    0
    4 July 2013 11: 59
    And now there is Hugo Chavez street, which has also done so much for ordinary Russians.
    1. +3
      4 July 2013 13: 40
      And that in Moscow the light converged like a wedge? In Novosibirsk, Vysotsky Street appeared in the then new microdistrict, the Vostochny residential complex, back in 1989.
  11. AVDOTYAKARLOVNA
    0
    4 July 2013 13: 25
    It is necessary to place 30-40 medium-range missiles there.
    1. Cyber7
      0
      4 July 2013 19: 35
      And get another "Caribbean crisis", the threat of a total nuclear war, etc.
      Do you think that GDP does not learn from the mistakes of its predecessors and is also capable of banging the UN rostrum with its boot?
      I doubt it.
  12. StrateG
    +12
    4 July 2013 13: 29
    The question of how much useful Chavez did for Russia is of course debatable. But we must not forget that Chavez is one of the opponents of American hegemony, along with China, Russia, Iran and some other countries. I think the name of the street in his honor is like a tribute to the deceased soldier of our ranks. The ranks of the opponents of America, independent and bold countries. Maduro has succeeded him and we hope that he will be a worthy successor to the Chávez affair. That is why it is necessary to establish contact with him, faster than the Americans force the new president to bend under him.
  13. +6
    4 July 2013 14: 53
    I wanted to write a furious koment to those who love amers do not like Venezuela and do not see beyond their own nose! but ahead of it! Chavez is alive! Maduro rules Russia, (Russians do not abandon their own in the war)
  14. 0
    4 July 2013 18: 05
    Quote: Clever man
    It would be better instead of chatter RUSSIAN base opened in Venezuela, the Navy and the Air Force


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXz0iG82jOo
  15. 0
    4 July 2013 20: 37
    A base where you can land to reload the Tu-160 would not be bad. She will always be under the supervision of American intelligence, but his very presence will annoy them. laughing
    1. phantom359
      0
      4 July 2013 22: 42
      Quote: stoqn477
      A base where you can land to reload the Tu-160 would not be bad. She will always be under the supervision of American intelligence, but his very presence will annoy them. laughing

      You can not only make a security command (this is when transit is served), but also a fully-fledged air force base.
  16. 0
    4 July 2013 22: 52
    Comrade Maduro won at the expense of the electorate of the charismatic UGO, how much he will stretch, it is unclear due to the difficult economic situation in the country, and for Russians there is a base of hopelessness (this is expensive), better deal with the modernization of the existing bases where Russian military personnel and their families!
    1. +1
      5 July 2013 00: 19
      Quote: sergey158-29
      Comrade Maduro won at the expense of the electorate of the charismatic UGO, how much he will stretch, it is unclear due to the difficult economic situation in the country, and for Russians there is a base of hopelessness (this is expensive), better deal with the modernization of the existing bases where Russian military personnel and their families!

      Maduro won with a minimal advantage (and taking into account the administrative resource - in general a question) The situation in Venezuela is very difficult. Crime, galloping inflation, corruption.
      Maduro, if he continues the course of the chavez, he will end badly and then all the questions with Russian money will hang in the air. The country with the largest oil reserves in the world runs around the world with outstretched hands in search of loans and government. corporations beautifully devour them without a trace and final result.
      Maduro is not Chavez, neither is charisma, and in the country everything is much worse. Of course, you can promote the idea of ​​world social. revolution, but not only Vinisuela, it is far from being a role model, nor in the quality of life in anything else.
      First, make life in your country an example to follow, and only then roam the world and shout - DO IT AS I do.
  17. SVAN
    +2
    4 July 2013 23: 17
    Vysotsky Street is even in the city of Noyabrsk, Yamalo-Nenets A.O. Indeed, why name streets in Moscow by the names of such people, because there are a lot of other "worthy" people who are really important for Muscovites: Viktyuk, Bulldog Kharlamov, Volya - these are "human beings", and Chavez (even young people don't know him). True, my 19-year-old son knows and respects him. Moscow is not Russia.
  18. 0
    4 July 2013 23: 26
    Let strategic friendship be, the main thing is not to scatter loans immediately. Agreements must probably be made taking into account local laws, so that later the opposition is not able to say anything.
  19. +2
    5 July 2013 00: 13
    Quote: stoqn477
    A base where you can land to reload the Tu-160 would not be bad. . laughing

    Recharge? That is, after the bombing? About whom ?
  20. usatyi
    0
    5 July 2013 01: 55
    There is no need to rush to the bases. Maduro is not quite on his feet, and the re-elections will not take place in five years, but in two and a half years - the opposition initiates a referendum (Chavez did so) and HERE TO TRADE - YES !!! And to push the Chinese there - they are there, as in Moscow, the Tajiks (and they trade, and they build, and in terms of arms exports, China does not lag behind Russia ...). And the carcasses of the 160s and so there is where to plant - "Libertador" plans to expand ...