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Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, has publicly given props to Sean Penn for taking a stand against the war in Iraq. The politico even hopes to meet with the actor when he isn't busy touring the poorer neighborhoods of the country. "What drives [Penn] is consciousness, the search for new paths," Chavez said in a televised speech. He then read aloud from the Oscar winner's open letter to President Bush — you know, the one in which he calls the chief and his cronies "villainously and criminally obscene people."
Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, has publicly given props to
Sean Penn for taking a stand against the war in Iraq. The politico even hopes to meet with the actor when he isn't busy touring the poorer neighborhoods of the country.
"What drives [Penn] is consciousness, the search for new paths," Chavez said in a televised speech. He then read aloud from the Oscar winner's open letter to President Bush - you know, the one in which he calls the chief and his cronies "villainously and criminally obscene people."