Brazil Offers a Treat Hugo Chavez

The Brazilian government offered medical treatment to Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, in his country. Chavez recently returned to his homeland after undergoing surgical removal of tumors and cancer in Cuba.

As reported by CNN, citing the daily Folha de Sao Paulo, Wednesday, July 6, 2011, this statement is submitted by the President Dilma Rousseff through the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Antonio Patriota. Patriota then immediately inform the news in the Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro.

Earlier, Interior Samba also offers the same thing to the president of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo.

Patriota this news was first raised last week, which confirmed again this week by two other ministers in Venezuela when the country's bicentennial.

Chavez returned to Caracas, Venezuela, unexpectedly, in which he vowed to continue fighting for his life after surgery in Cuba. Since the surgery was announced, Chavez himself did not appear in the media, so that the Venezuelan media merumorkan things about Chavez's health condition and the future of state politics.

Chaves emerging into the public earlier this week. He said he would not succumb to illness and will continue to rule.