Venezuela: Opposition TV Station to Get Government Delegate

The Venezuelan government will put a representative on the board of Globovisión, the country's most influential opposition television station, President Hugo Chávez, said July 20. Globovision rejected the move, saying the government could not simply appoint a board member just because it held a stake in the company. President Chávez also said his government was preparing to revoke the license of a small TV station run by the Roman Catholic Church in Caracas.