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-	MOSCOW, March 8 (RIA Novosti) – From Ho Chi Minh to Jawaharlal Nehru, plenty of foreign leaders have locations in Moscow named after them. But though the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez may seem a fitting addition to the list, it looks like a stroll down Chavez Street would not be available to Muscovites just yet.	+	Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam aliquet augue vestibulum, laoreet sapien at, bibendum lacus. Duis nec convallis elit. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Aenean vulputate justo justo, vitae efficitur erat imperdiet non. Curabitur faucibus convallis diam, ut vehicula lacus imperdiet ac. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Fusce pharetra ante purus, ac consequat erat laoreet nec. Donec luctus convallis bibendum. Suspendisse fermentum, orci vel egestas feugiat, odio est cursus odio, sed fringilla libero lorem nec tellus.
-	The proposal to name a street in Moscow after Chavez, who died of cancer on Tuesday at the age of 58, was voiced by Russia’s Communist Party hours after his death.	+
-	It was received favorably by city legislature speaker Vladimir Platonov, who said on Wednesday that Moscow may waive its rule that prohibits naming streets and squares after people until 10 years after their death.	+	Vestibulum lacinia quis diam et scelerisque. Nunc quis eleifend libero. Fusce molestie, urna id suscipit euismod, ipsum nulla varius nisi, tincidunt varius nunc augue eu mi. Ut rutrum sollicitudin mauris, ullamcorper aliquet sapien lobortis ac. Morbi sed varius risus, in vestibulum mauris. Nullam facilisis auctor elit, a venenatis libero varius ut. Nam sed dui non leo consequat mattis. Nam porttitor mauris a mauris malesuada fringilla. Integer tempor, dolor vitae molestie vulputate, massa lacus hendrerit neque, nec fermentum felis nisi nec ex. Morbi fermentum, justo eget suscipit luctus, eros erat feugiat odio, quis interdum metus eros sed mi. Curabitur bibendum lacinia lorem faucibus interdum. Nam dignissim felis ut tincidunt vehicula. Maecenas tristique ipsum sed posuere finibus. Etiam semper vestibulum ornare. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Donec vitae feugiat eros.
-	But Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the only city official with the authority to bend the naming rules, currently has no plans for doing so for Chavez, mayoral spokeswoman Gulnara Penkova said.	+
-	“No such proposals were filed, so there was no discussion of the initiative” in the City Hall, Penkova was cited by Gazeta.ru news website as saying late Thursday.	+
-	President Vladimir Putin was also named by Platonov as capable of altering Moscow’s toponymy for Chavez’s sake, but his spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Gazeta.ru that such matters are outside Putin’s responsibility.	+
-	However, Putin was reported to have lobbied the 2004 naming of street in southern Moscow after Akhmad Kadyrov, a former Chechen rebel who became the republic’s president under Putin, helping suppress the local insurgency. Kadyrov was one of two people for whom Moscow waived its street naming rules, the other being legendary dissident and writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn in 2008.	+
-	Moscow’s map name-checks plenty of leftist greats and developing world leaders, not all of them necessarily well-remembered. Various locations in the city honor, among others, Iraqi poet and politician Salam Adil, Vietnamese party boss Le Duan, Mozambique President Samora Machel, Chilean leader Salvador Allende and Guinea-Bissau nationalist thinker Amilcar Cabral.	+
-	Chavez is poised for bigger honors in the republic of North Ossetia in Russia’s south, where local activists plan to request the republican legislature to name a 3,400-meter-high mountain after him. Venezuela under Chavez was one of the few countries to recognize the independence of South Ossetia, a breakaway region of Georgia, following a brief Russian-Georgian war over the region in 2008.	+

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