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Venezuela's Chavez declares himself free of cancer Mario Naranjo Reuters 10/20/2011	Hugo Chavez's Former Doctor Predicts Venezuelan Leader Has Two Years to Live FOX News 10/17/2011
Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez declared himself cancer-free on Thursday, four months after surgery to remove a malignant tumor that shook the South American nation ahead of a 2012 presidential election.	Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez likely has less than two years to live, his former doctor said, as the ailing firebrand traveled to Cuba for a checkup following cancer treatment.
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Venezuela's Chavez to seize homes and hotels for the poor Simeon Tegel The Independent 10/07/2011	Chavez insists he's 'healthy' after 4 rounds of chemo Breitbart.com 09/25/2011
Venezuela president Hugo Chavez's policy of nationalising strategic private businesses has taken a new twist with his announcement that his government will expropriate hotels and holiday homes at an upmarket Caribbean resort.	President Hugo Chavez sought Sunday to assure Venezuelans he was healthy, telling them that cancer-fighting chemotherapy treatment has not left him with any debilitating side effects.
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Venezuela's Chavez turns to shamans to fight cancer Breitbart.com 09/11/2011	Chavez to undergo new round of cancer treatment Yahoo! News 08/28/2011
Shamans from tribes in Venezuela's Amazon jungle held a ceremony at the Miraflores presidential palace Saturday to help Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez recover from his cancer treatment.	President Hugo Chavez said Saturday that he will undergo his next round of chemotherapy in Venezuela instead of Cuba, where he has had previous cancer treatments.
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Chavez's supporters shave heads in solidarity IAN JAMES AP 08/21/2011	Chavez Orders $11 Billion of Gold Home Daniel Cancel and Nathan Crooks Bloomberg.com 08/17/2011
Supporters of President Hugo Chavez shaved their heads in solidarity with their leader's struggle against cancer on Sunday as hundreds prayed and sang at a televised event.	Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez ordered the central bank to repatriate $11 billion of gold reserves held in developed nations’ institutions such as the Bank of England as the metal rises to record levels behind a weakening U.S. dollar.
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Chavez to 'get cancer treatment in Brazil' Al Jazeera 07/15/2011	Chavez gets hero's welcome after cancer surgery IAN JAMES AP 07/04/2011
Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, will travel to Brazil for cancer treatment, a source in the Brazilian government has told Reuters news agency.	President Hugo Chavez received a hero's welcome as he rallied thousands of supporters upon his return to Venezuela, vowing to beat cancer after undergoing surgery in Cuba.
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