Chavez will go to Cuba for surgery

Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) — Speculation and messages of support surged in Venezuela Wednesday, a day after President Hugo Chavez announced he would transport to Cuba for surgery.

Doctors there will mislay a lesion in a entrance days from a same area of his physique where doctors private a carcenogenic growth final year, Chavez said.

The 57-year-old Venezuelan personality told state media in a phone talk late Tuesday that there was a high odds that a lesion was cancerous, due to a location, that he did not disclose.

“If it turns out to be virulent there will certainly need to be another proviso of deviation therapy, and this would delayed me down, of course,” he said.

In June, Chavez pronounced doctors in Cuba had private a carcenogenic growth though did not mention what form of cancer it was.

He announced in Oct that diagnosis had marinated him of cancer.

Word of a new operation, that Chavez initial announced on state radio Tuesday afternoon, comes during a vicious time, about 7 months forward of a presidential election.

“To my competitor, a son of God as we am, we wish him a successful operation, a discerning liberation and a prolonged life,” antithesis claimant Henrique Capriles Radonski pronounced Wednesday in a Twitter post.

The president’s allies sent clever messages of support.

“The boss will have his treatment. The boss will be with us in a campaign, he will be a claimant and he is a claimant for Oct 7. … The series will continue with Chavez in front,” pronounced Diosdado Cabello, boss of Venezuela’s National Assembly.

But some Venezuelans pronounced they were skeptical.

“What surprises me is that a boss had pronounced before that his cancer was totally cured, so it took all of us by surprise,” profession Lourdes Rivas said. “There is good agonise and doubt about either he will be a claimant with such bad health.”

Store owners Carlos Picardo pronounced he was assured a Venezuelan boss would lift through.

“Of march it’s utterly sensitive, though he is going to come out of this like he has come out of all else. He will tarry this. And if he does not, well, he is mortal like all of us,” he said.

In his talk with state radio late Tuesday, Chavez pronounced he was assured he would leave a bequest in Venezuela, no matter what doctors discover.

“Truly during this theatre of life…I am no longer myself. Truly we am a people, and we contend this with most humility, though that’s how we feel. Independently of a days, years, et cetera that might be left in my earthy life, we know that when we truly leave…I will sojourn alive for many years…I live in a people and a country,” he said.

Journalist Osmary Hernandez contributed to this report.