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Venezuela Won't Renew RCTV's License

Thursday, December 28, 2006 9:25:20 PM
By JORGE RUEDA

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - Venezuela will not renew the license of an opposition-aligned TV station when it expires next year, President Hugo Chavez said Thursday, accusing the broadcaster of backing plots to topple him.

"There will be no new concession for that coup-plotting television channel named Radio Caracas Television," Chavez said in a year-end speech to troops.

But the head of the station, Marcel Granier, said the channel had a legal right to continue broadcasting under its current license for many years.


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