Chavez Canceled Trip to Cuba

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez canceled a trip to Cuba this July 26, in the face of the probability of an attack to Venezuela from Colombia.
 
«I have decided to suspend the trip, because evaluating several intelligence informations, the possibility of an armed aggression from Colombia has a great probability, as never as possible in 100 years" 
 
The Venezuelan leader accused United States of being behind any instigation to war in the region and pointed out that a US naval fleet in Costa Rica is there to avoid any regional reaction in solidarity with Venezuela before an attack. 
 
Chavez was invited as Honor Speaker to the main rally for the Day of National Rebelliousness July 26 in Cuba, to held in central province of Villa Clara. Two vice-presidents and other many members of the Venezuelan Government traveled to Cuba to attend the meeting and to have an economic summit with the Island.

At the massive rally in Santa Clara, Cuban first vice-president Machado Ventura said in a speech that Cuban people is in solidarity to Venezuela in case of agression.  Regarding Cuba's present situation, he said that al this historical moment «We will change all that should be changed, but without accepting external pressures, neither damages to our sovereignty, and keeping alive our dreams of justice for Cuba and for the world». 
 
More than 90 000 people from Villa Clara, headed by President Raul Castro,  attended the rally.