Bolivian President Hugo Chavez not be allowed Jeguk

                            

NEW YORK, KOMPAS.com - The doctor treating Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, who is ill does not allow the President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, to see its close ally. Morales, Wednesday (20/2), said he visited Caracas this week with the intention to menjeguk Chavez.

"We have spoken to the doctors, they all told us that he (Chavez) taking a break, she was still in treatment, "Morales said of his visit to Caracas on Tuesday. "I can not see him, I can only see the head doctor in charge of him and his family, but to my knowledge they were entertained," he added. "You should know that he has been through moments of the most difficult in his life."

President of Bolivia was specifically stopped in Caracas on his way to a meeting at UN headquarters in New York.

Chavez returned to Venezuela Monday after undergoing several cooperative cancer in Cuba. Expression of anxiety-related conditions of radical Latin American leaders was widespread.

"According to information from his ministers, there are days when the health situation is very difficult, but now he has returned to Caracas and was very relief, "said Morales. "Sometimes hard to fight the disease, but of course we hope that we will be together again in order to continue working together as we have done until now," added the president of Bolivia that.

Morales, Chavez and veteran Cuban leader Fidel Castro, who resigned in 2006 for health reasons, have formed an alliance that is radical in Latin America, which was highly critical of the United States. "Let me emphasize again, how much I respect and admiration for Fidel and Hugo," Morales said. He wanted to highlight the support of Chavez and Castro's leftist policies he applied after becoming president in 2006.

"It's really sad to me that Fidel Castro is no longer president, especially now my brother President Chavez was in a very difficult situation with his health. Both of them told me, 'Evo, you have to look after yourself, you should rest. " They told me to rest and I do not listen to them, but now I see that they themselves are not well rested, "said Morales.

Chavez has not been seen in public since he left Havana on 10 to undergo surgery last December. Last Friday, the government released photographs of Chavez lying in bed, but she was smiling.