Larry Palmer

Venezuela Says Held U.S. Man Using Filmmaker Role as ‘Front’

A U.S. man held in Venezuela on suspicion of espionage was playing the part of a documentary filmmaker to penetrate the government’s circle of supporters, Interior Minister Miguel Rodriguez Torres said today.

U.S. Stands By Palmer for Venezuela Ambassador Post as Chavez Objects

The U.S. is sticking by its nomination of Larry Palmer to be the next ambassador to Venezuela after President Hugo Chavez said he wouldn’t be welcome in the country.

U.S. Warns Venezuela of Consequences in Envoy Dispute

The Obama administration today said “there will be consequences” to Venezuela’s decision to formally protest President Barack Obama ’s nomination of diplomat Larry Palmer as the U.S. ambassador in Caracas.

Chavez Says `Impossible' to Accept U.S. Ambassadorial Nominee Larry Palmer

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said it is “impossible” to accept U.S. ambassadorial nominee Larry Palmer and called on President Barack Obama to appoint an alternative candidate, something the U.S. has refused to do.

Chavez Says U.S. Envoy Nominee Isn't Welcome After Criticizing Venezuela

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said that the U.S. nominee for ambassador to the South American nation isn’t welcome after Larry Palmer criticized the government and said the armed forces have low morale.

U.S. Revokes Venezuelan Ambassador's Visa Amid Diplomatic Feud With Chavez

The U.S. revoked the visa of President Hugo Chavez ’s ambassador to Washington as part of a five-month diplomatic feud between the two countries.

U.S. May Nominate New Envoy to Venezuela After Diplomatic Spat

The U.S. said today it may nominate a new ambassador to Venezuela, a move that might resolve a diplomatic impasse that followed Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez ’s rejection of the White House’s previous nominee.

Richest Investors Come Back to Big-Cap Stocks in Hunt for Yield

Michel Moreno, the 42-year-old chief executive officer of the Moreno Group, an oil-services company, has been investing the cash he set aside during the financial crisis in the most well-known U.S. companies.

Chavez Says He's Ready for U.S. to Expel Venezuela Ambassador, Break Ties

President Hugo Chavez said he’s ready for the U.S. to expel his ambassador and break off diplomatic ties in retaliation for Venezuela’s five-month refusal to welcome the Obama administration’s choice to be its next envoy to Caracas.

Yankee Go Home, Chavez Tells Obama's Ambassadorial Nominee to Caracas

Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez reiterated his objection to President Barack Obama ’s ambassadorial nominee, saying he’s prepared to accept the possible expulsion of his ambassador to Washington as part of the ongoing diplomatic feud.

"Give Mr. Palmer a coffee from me, and then' bye-bye. ' He cannot, he cannot enter this country."

- Larry Palmer on Dec 20, 2010

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