Only the coming made print:
"Chavez back from cancer therapy in Cuba" July 25, 2011|Associated Press
CARACAS - President Hugo Chavez sang and recited a poem yesterday at his first public event in Venezuela since returning from a week of cancer treatment in Cuba.
Chavez said he is optimistic that he will recover from cancer. He also said risks remain and that he is under strict orders from his doctors to limit his agenda.
The president sang with a folk music group outside the childhood home of South American independence hero Simon Bolivar. Yesterday was the anniversary of Bolivar’s birth.
Chavez said he initially hadn’t been sure he would make it in time for the celebration. He spent the past week in Cuba undergoing a first round of chemotherapy, aiming to prevent a recurrence of cancer....
Chavez flew to Cuba July 16 to receive chemotherapy for an undisclosed form of cancer, saying he would be back in a few days. The socialist leader underwent surgery in Cuba on June 20 to remove a baseball-sized tumor.
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These did not make the printed Globe:
"Chávez to return for Cuba for chemotherapy" Associated Press / July 16, 2011
CARACAS - President Hugo Chávez announced yesterday that he will return to Cuba to begin a new phase of cancer treatment that will include chemotherapy.
Chávez said he was seeking legislative approval to go back to Havana today “to begin what we’ve called the second phase.’’
The 56-year-old’s cancer diagnosis has thrown uncertainty into Venezuela’s political landscape during the past two weeks. Chávez has held dominant power during more than 12 years in office.
Chávez underwent surgery in Cuba on June 20 to remove a cancerous tumor from his pelvic region.
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"Chavez travels to Cuba for treatment
CARACAS - President Hugo Chavez traveled to Cuba yesterday to begin chemotherapy, vowing to win his fight against cancer and calling for his political allies to stay united in his absence. Before leaving Caracas, Chavez said: “It’s not time to die. It’s time to live.’’ The leftist leader, 56, has not said how long he expects to stay in Havana, but delegated some of his duties to Vice President Elias Jaua (AP)."
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Seems to be a pattern with my paper, huh?
