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Malta and Venezuela also joined in sponsoring the draft resolution.
On 11 December, Italy offered its own ultimatum, which Venezuela also rejected.
Venezuela also welcomed the Government's commitment to comply with human rights obligations.
In addition, attacks on oil facilities in Nigeria and the crisis in Venezuela, also contribute to the growth of quotations.
Venezuela also noted the Government's efforts to eradicate poverty and to launch a new programme for social development.
The USA imported 8 Mt, 2 Mt more than the year before,mainly from Canada, Colombia and Venezuela also for geographic advantages.
Venezuela also proposes an increase in the Security Council's membership in both the permanent and non-permanent categories.
The free trade agreements between Canada and Chile, and among Mexico,Colombia and Venezuela, also contain provisions relating to cooperation on competition policy.
Venezuela also selected representatives to undertake similar activities in the customs administrations of member countries.
Worries about potential disruptions to supply, arising from events in several producing countries, including Bolivia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iraq, Nigeria andthe Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, also played a role and reinforced speculative sentiments.
Venezuela also had to cut back on its oil shipments as part of a joint policy agreed upon by the Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries.
In 1997, coal imports into North America amounted to 20 Mt, 2 Mt more than in 1996; 14 Mt were Canadian imports of USA steam and coking coals because of geographical proximity;6 Mt were imports into the southeast of the USA from Colombia and Venezuela also for geographical advantages.
Venezuela also informed the Secretariat that a draft Special Law against Terrorist Acts was in the process of approval by the Parliament.
Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica,El Salvador, and Venezuela also have embassies in Belmopan, while Ecuador, Chile, and the Dominican Republic are represented by consulates.
Venezuela also reported the clearance of Puerto Naval Guafitas(6 mined areas measuring 2 hectares) with work concluding in April 2011.
This year, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela also held the presidency of the Group of 15, another important group of developing countries fighting for greater scope in the political, economic and social domains.
Venezuela also reported that in 2011 an inspection of Puesto Naval de Puerto Paez took place but the area could not be cleared due to flooding.
Venezuela also highlighted the increase in the number of teachers, their pay level in rural areas and increase in literacy rate among youths.
Venezuela also actively supports the development and implementation of the confidence- and security-building measures agreed on by the Union of South American Nations.
Venezuela also considered that the jurisdictional immunity of States and their property was based on State sovereignty and the legal equality of States.
Venezuela also recognizes that the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty is another essential element of the nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime.
Venezuela also demands that the General Assembly, as a body that is representative of all countries, reclaims its rightful role, which has been usurped by the Security Council.
Venezuela also cooperated in convening the CTBTO's first regional seminar for training station operators and personnel for the data centres, held in Caracas in June 2004.
Venezuela also hosted and distinguished itself in the Volleyball World League, as it did in the 2009 Bolivarian Games, winning an historic total of 409 medals.
Venezuela also noted that modern societies were experiencing an increase in traditional property-related offences and in particular the emergence of new forms of economic crime.
Venezuela also rejects unilateral coercive measures and underscores that international efforts aimed at controlling conventional weapons should in no circumstances ignore States' security and defence concerns.
Venezuela also rejected all protectionist measures based on arguments relating to employment or the environment, issues which should be dealt with in the appropriate international forums, such as the International Labour Organization and WTO.
Venezuela also recognized the invaluable contributions of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women(INSTRAW), the United Nations Development Fund for Women(UNIFEM) and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
Venezuela also stated that it respected the inviolability of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives, thereby complying with the Vienna Conventions on diplomatic and consular relations, and took the necessary measures prescribed by international law.
Venezuela also approved the following official CICTE documents: the rules of procedure of CICTE, the Declaration of Port of Spain on strengthening cooperation on strategies to sustain and advance the hemispheric fight against terrorism and the CICTE Work Plan for 2005.