Aug. 8, 2010 - Argentine Foreign Minister Santos insists that Venezuela will open dialogue with.

Buenos Aires, Aug 6 .- The Argentine Foreign Minister, Hector Timerman, showed today, once again, convinced that the assumption of Juan Manuel Santos as president of Colombia will launch a "forum for dialogue" that will "bend" the relations between that country and Venezuela.

"I think there will be a dialogue (between Santos and Venezuela's Hugo Chavez) and will guide the relationship", I think the chancellor.

"I am, tera gold, convinced that," insisted told radio station La Red de Buenos Aires.

The president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, is scheduled to travel to Colombia today for the assumption of Santos, scheduled for this Saturday.

Alli was found with her husband and predecessor as president, Nestor Kirchner (2003-2007), who as secretary general of the Unasur management began on Thursday a mediator to try to, ffxiv gil, resolve the crisis between Colombia and Venezuela.

Kirchner held talks on Thursday in Caracas with Chavez and is scheduled to meet this weekend with the outgoing president of Colombia, Alvaro Uribe, and his successor, who received a few days ago in Buenos Aires.

Chavez announced the July 22 rupture of his country's relations with Colombia, after Bogota same day that claimed in the, fallen earth chips, Organization of American States (OAS) the alleged presence of Colombian guerrillas in Venezuelan territory, allegedly with the backing of Government.

The Chavez government rejected the complaint and raised the matter dealt within the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR), to hold a special presidential summit to address the issue in time and place yet to be defined.