Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez returns from Cuba, saying his radiotherapy treatment for cancer is over and has been successful.

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Chavez cancer treatment ‘success’

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez phones state TV to deny rumours he has died while undergoing radiotherapy in Cuba for a malignant tumour.

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Chavez dismisses rumours of death

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he is going to Cuba on Saturday for more cancer treatment, casting doubt on a trip to the Americas summit.

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Chavez to continue cancer therapy

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says his battle against cancer is “advancing” after he returns home from his latest treatment in Cuba.

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Chavez: Cancer battle advancing

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez travels to Cuba for more treatment on a cancerous growth in his pelvic area.

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Chavez set for more radiotherapy

An emotional Hugo Chavez discussed his struggle with cancer Thursday night, tearing up at times as he spoke at a Mass in western Venezuela.

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Chavez to Christ: ‘Do not take me yet’

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is in Cuba for radiotherapy following a recurrence of his cancer first treated last year.

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Chavez in Cuba for cancer therapy

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who had cancer last year, is heading to Cuba again on Friday for surgery to remove a potentially cancerous lesion.

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Chavez set for new Cuba surgery

Their paths probably crossed many times in the small Alexandria community where they lived. Maria Chavez and Victor Aldana would walk to work each morning, she as a hotel housekeeper, he as a cashier at the fast-food restaurant next door. Read full article > >

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Family grieves after Brian Hernandez-Chavez dies in alleged drunken-driving case

The US rejects as “horrific” Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s musings about whether the US might be giving Latin American leaders cancer.

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US rejects Chavez cancer comments

Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez asks whether the US is giving Latin American leaders cancer, after Argentina’s president is diagnosed with the disease.

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Chavez muses on ‘US cancer plot’

Following the cancer diagnosis of Argentina's president this week, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Wednesday wondered if United States could be infecting the region's leaders with the illness.

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Chavez: Is U.S. behind bout of cancer?

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Barack Obama’s sharp criticisms of Venezuela’s human rights record and its ties to Iran are heightening tensions with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who on Monday responded by calling Obama a “clown” and telling him to mind his own business. Obama appeared to stiffen his stance toward Chavez in his remarks, which were published Monday by the Venezuelan newspaper El Universal. Some of Obama’s Republican opponents have also been strongly critical of Chavez, and analysts expect the Venezuelan president could become a popular target of criticism as American politicians feud over foreign policy ahead of next year’s U.S. presidential election. Read full article > >

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Obama criticizes Venezuela’s rights record, ties to Iran and Cuba; Chavez calls Obama ‘clown’

VALENCIA, Venezuela — In the modest, aqua-colored house where Wilson Ramos grew up, his close-knit family hunkered down on Thursday, grappling with his abduction as President Hugo Chavez’s government launched a high-profile investigation to bring home one of the country’s newest, brightest baseball talents. Read full article > >

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Wilson Ramos kidnapping: Family and friends wait and pray

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he is heading to Cuba for his fourth and final round of chemotherapy in his cancer treatment.

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Final cancer therapy for Chavez