In a speech before the United Nations General Assembly , Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez called for the UN headquarters to be moved out of the United States. Chávez cited the Iraq War and the US' alleged disregard for the will of the United Nations as his reasoning for proposing the pullout. He then went on to criticize the proposed UN reforms, saying they were "illegal" as they did not take into account anti-poverty goals set out in a 2000 summit. Proposing sweeping reforms, including the elimination of Security Council members' veto powers, Chávez described the UN as unfit for the 21st century. 200px|President Chávez speaks in 2003.Source: Victor Soares/ABr In a comment more related to the frosty relationship between the US and Venezuela, Chávez expressed regret that Pat Robertson remained at liberty. Chávez has branded Robertson a terrorist for implying that the US would do well to assassinate the Venezuelan President. Related news Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson calls for assassination of Venezuela's president, August 23, 2005 Video link of speech UN Video of Chávez's speech
In a speech before the United Nations , Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez called for the to be moved out of the United States. Chávez cited the and the US' alleged disregard for the will of the United Nations as his reasoning for proposing the pullout. He then went on to criticize the proposed UN reforms, saying they were "illegal" as they did not take into account anti-poverty goals set out in a 2000 summit. Proposing sweeping reforms, including the elimination of Security Council members' veto powers, Chávez described the UN as unfit for the 21st century. 200px|President Chávez speaks in 2003.Source: Victor Soares/ABr In a comment more related to the frosty relationship between the US and Venezuela, Chávez expressed regret that remained at liberty. Chávez has branded Robertson a terrorist for implying that the US would do well to assassinate the Venezuelan President. Related news 
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Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson calls for assassination of Venezuela's president, August 23, 2005
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Video link of speech UN Video of Chávez's speech