Venezuela determined to grab Mercosur presidency
Jesus Silva
Press TV, Caracas
The Venezuelan government appears determined to defend its right to the rotating presidency of South America’s customs union, Mercosur, amid efforts by Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay to block Caracas from assuming the bloc’s leadership. As our correspondent Jesus Silva reports, President Nicolas Maduro has accused the trio of plotting against his government.
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