00:13The attack in Boston was only one of several coordinated terrorist strikes against Venezuelan interests.
00:19Dr. Prince, what can you tell us about this most recent incident?
00:23I think you can say that what we saw in Boston was an objection to Venezuela's foreign policy.
00:28Was this related to OPEC's decision to oppose an oil embargo against the U.S.?
00:33Well, as you know, Venezuela is now the only OPEC member exporting oil to the United States.
00:39It's a very tense situation.
00:42The Prime Minister has just arrived at the G.A. Summit in Gestalt, as has the President of Venezuela,
00:48here to discuss his nation's role in the present oil crisis.
00:52Talk of terrorism may also be on the agenda.
00:55Here's the situation. We have two hostages inside the compound and an unknown number of terrorists.
01:00They're demanding $20 million and an end to the oil sales to the U.S.
01:05Both captives are members of the Venezuelan delegation, though President Ruiz is not on the list.
01:10What about the other delegates?
01:12Everyone else was let go as soon as the Swiss authorities showed up.
01:15Bad guys aren't budging on the Venezuelans, though.
01:18And that's why we're here. The situation's too hot for the local stand.
01:40Bad guys aren't budging on the Venezuelans, though.
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