Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is in Venezuela on the third leg of his tour of South America to boost ties.
He is set to sign business and industrial accords with his close ally, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
Mr Chavez, who has said he wants to develop nuclear energy, has backed Iran's right to a nuclear programme.
The Iranian leader arrived from Bolivia where he and President Evo Morales stressed the right of all nations to a peaceful nuclear programme.
President Ahmadinejad was assured of a warm welcome from his Venezuelan host, Hugo Chavez.
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Hugo Chavez: I'd vote for Obama
by Darius Kadivar on Mon Oct 01, 2012 02:26 PM PDTHugo Chavez: I'd vote for Obama (cnn)
CNN) – President Barack Obama received one endorsement he definitely did not ask for Monday: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
The leftist leader and strong man, who has used strong anti-United States language in his political rallies and official speeches, told state-owned VTV, "In the point of view of his politics, if I were voting, I would vote for Obama and I believe that if Obama was from Caracas, he would vote for Chavez, I am positive."