Obama Sowing Doubt About Venezuela's Nuclear Reactor Plans, Chavez Says

U.S. is trying to unsettle Venezuela's nuclear plans, Chavez says
President Barack Obama seeks to "sow doubt" on Venezuela's intention to build its first nuclear plant, said President Hugo Chavez. This statement comes after Obama said Tuesday that he won't oppose Venezuela's plan to develop nuclear energy as long as it is used for peaceful purposes. Venezuela signed a deal with Russia's Rosatom to develop a nuclear plant, which could take 10 years. Bloomberghttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-21/obama-sowing-doubt-about-venezuela-s-nuclear-reactor-plans-chavez-says.html

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