An item mentioned in the article that I would like to discuss   
    
From the main article about Hugo Chavez:   
    
"Chávez was raised a Roman Catholic, although he has had a series of disputes with both the Venezuelan Catholic hierarchy and Protestant groups like the New Tribes Mission. He has traditionally kept his own faith a private matter, but over the course of his presidency, Chávez has become increasingly open to discussing his religious views, stating that both his faith and his interpretation of Jesus' personal life and ideology have had a profound impact on his left-wing and progressivist views. He often invokes God and asks for prayer in speeches, as he did when he asked Venezuelans to pray for Fidel Castro's health."   
    
I would like to know why an anti-religious (and possibly athiest) individual such as Hugo Chavez would ask the Venezuelan people to pray to God for an atheist's (Fidel Castro) health? Because of this obviously contradictory (and possibly false) statement, I think that the line "He often invokes God and asks for prayer in speeches, as he did when he asked Venezuelans to pray for Fidel Castro's health." should be removed from the article.