Chavez ordered the return of the ambassador of Venezuela to Bogota

The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, ordered late yesterday (morning in Spain) the return of the Venezuelan ambassador in Bogota, in an attempt to reduce tension between the two neighboring countries fully discrepancies by transferring seven Colombian bases for use by the U.S. Army.
The unexpected decision came during a meeting in Caracas with intellectual and political framework in Colombia and the Colombian Peace. Explained to them that “of course” Venezuela “is not interested in any breaking of relations with Colombia,” although …

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