Chávez regresó a Venezuela

REPITE CON MEJOR RESOLUCIÓN CAR14. CARACAS (VENEZUELA), 15/02/2013.- Fotografía del pasado jueves 14 de febrero de 2013 y cedida por Prensa de Miraflores hoy, viernes 15 de febrero de 2013, del presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez (c), junto a sus hijas Rosa Virginia (d) y María Gabriela (i) leyendo el diario cubano Gramna. El Gobierno de Venezuela difundió hoy las primeras imágenes de Chávez desde que hace más de dos meses fue operado en Cuba de un cáncer, e informó de que el gobernante respira a través de una cánula traqueal que le dificulta el habla. EFE/PRENSA DE MIRAFLORES/SOLO USO EDITORIAL/NO VENTAS

GRA090. CARACAS (VENEZUELA), 18/02/2013.- El presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, regresó hoy a su país más de dos meses después de someterse a una operación de un cáncer en Cuba y de un postoperatorio que le ha dejado entre otras secuelas una traqueotomía, para continuar su tratamiento en un hospital militar de Caracas. En la imagen, exterior del hospital militar de Caracas. EFE/David Fernández

CAR35. CARACAS (VENEZUELA), 18/02/2013.- Seguidores del presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, apoyan al líder con banderas y pancartas hoy, lunes 18 de febrero de 2013, en el Hospital Militar en Caracas (Venezuela). El mandatario regresó a su país más de dos meses después de someterse a una operación de un cáncer en Cuba y de un postoperatorio que le ha dejado entre otras secuelas una traqueotomía, para continuar su tratamiento en un hospital de la capital. EFE/David Fernández

CAR37. CARACAS (VENEZUELA), 18/02/2013.- Seguidores del presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, apoyan al líder con banderas y pancartas hoy, lunes 18 de febrero de 2013, en el Hospital Militar en Caracas (Venezuela). El mandatario regresó a su país más de dos meses después de someterse a una operación de un cáncer en Cuba y de un postoperatorio que le ha dejado entre otras secuelas una traqueotomía, para continuar su tratamiento en un hospital de la capital. EFE/David Fernández

CAR40. CARACAS (VENEZUELA), 18/02/2013.- Seguidores del presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, apoyan al líder con banderas y pancartas hoy, lunes 18 de febrero de 2013, en el Hospital Militar en Caracas (Venezuela). El mandatario regresó a su país más de dos meses después de someterse a una operación de un cáncer en Cuba y de un postoperatorio que le ha dejado entre otras secuelas una traqueotomía, para continuar su tratamiento en un hospital de la capital. EFE/David Fernández

CAR41. CARACAS (VENEZUELA), 18/02/2013.- Seguidores del presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, apoyan al líder con banderas y pancartas hoy, lunes 18 de febrero de 2013, en el Hospital Militar en Caracas (Venezuela). El mandatario regresó a su país más de dos meses después de someterse a una operación de un cáncer en Cuba y de un postoperatorio que le ha dejado entre otras secuelas una traqueotomía, para continuar su tratamiento en un hospital de la capital. EFE/David Fernández

A man observes the military hospital where Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has been hospitalized following his return from Cuba on February 18, 2013, in Caracas. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." From the airport, he was taken to Carlos Avarela Military Hospital in Caracas where he will continue his medical treatment, said his son-in-law and Science and Technology Minister Jorge Arreaza. AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez remain outside the military hospital in Caracas where Chavez has been hospitalized following his return from Cuba on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." From the airport, he was taken to Carlos Avarela Military Hospital in Caracas where he will continue his medical treatment, said his son-in-law and Science and Technology Minister Jorge Arreaza. AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gather at Simon Bolivar Square in Caracas to celebrate after Chavez announced on Twitter that he had returned to the country from Cuba and is hospitalized at a military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gather at Simon Bolivar Square in Caracas to celebrate after Chavez announced on Twitter that he had returned to the country from Cuba and is hospitalized at a military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gather at Simon Bolivar Square in Caracas to celebrate after Chavez announced on Twitter that he had returned to the country from Cuba and is hospitalized at a military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gather at Simon Bolivar Square in Caracas to celebrate after Chavez announced on Twitter that he had returned to the country from Cuba and is hospitalized at a military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gather at Simon Bolivar Square in Caracas to celebrate after Chavez announced on Twitter that he had returned to the country from Cuba and is hospitalized at a military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO

A vendor sells pictures of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez as his supporters gather at Simon Bolivar Square in Caracas to celebrate after Chavez announced on Twitter that he had returned to the country from Cuba and is hospitalized at a military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, on February 18, 2013. Chavez returned to Venezuela early on Monday after spending more than two months in Cuba for cancer surgery and treatment, announcing his surprise homecoming via Twitter. "We have arrived again to the Venezuelan motherland," Chavez wrote. "Thank you, God. Thank you, my beloved people. We will continue my treatment here." AFP PHOTO/JUAN BARRETO