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Published Date: 28 August 2008
KEN Livingstone, the former London mayor, yesterday agreed to help Venezuela to improve urban planning.
While mayor, Mr Livingstone exchanged advice to mayoral candidates in Caracas for cheap Venezuelan fuel.

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  • Last Updated: 28 August 2008 12:10 AM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

2dogs in D.C.,

28/08/2008 02:02:34
I guess wickapedia just didn't have the answer.
2

Dragonhead,

Dalian,China 28/08/2008 04:52:08
"Red" Ken reverting to his real personna once again. Leopards indeed do not change their spots.Poor old Venezuela!
3

SouthernSkye,

28/08/2008 09:48:11
Does Caracas need congestion charging?
4

Neil,

Glasgow 28/08/2008 11:16:35
I suppose since his regime in London was all about dispersing largesse to all the PC special interest groups that supported him it is unsurprising that he now benefits in exactly the same way from Chavez's oil money.
5

Itchy,

28/08/2008 22:00:17
Watch for Caracas soon looking like Moscow circa 1958.

#4 Curious that a communist like yourself should be opposed to political correctness.
6

Brian not the messiah,

France 28/08/2008 22:33:17
A big wheel in the middle of the capital city with the words 'F**k off Bush' would probably suit them down to the ground. Where do I collect my consultancy fee?


7

Commander in Chief,

21/07/2009 04:17:36
Livingstone will do a fabulous job for the Venezuelan transport in general. He should be capable of turning it into something really special.

 

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