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 CARACAS (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez returned to Venezuela in the early hours of Sunday after undergoing a second round of chemotherapy in Cuba, sounding recharged and combative in a telephone conversation with state television. Chavez said doctors have found no malignant cells in his body and say he has made an "impressive" recovery from surgery in June to remove a baseball-sized tumor. He later stood unaided on the tarmac as he joked and laughed with government ministers and blew kisses to his followers. "Good morning, beloved homeland," Chavez posted on his Twitter account Sunday. State broadcaster VTV showed images of the leader's return. "What a beautiful full moon greeted us at midnight," he added.
– He's baaaaack: Hugo Chavez returned to Venezuela early today, after completing a second round of chemotherapy in Cuba, reports CNN. "Good morning, beloved homeland," Chavez tweeted today. "What a beautiful full moon greeted us at midnight." The Venezuelan president is now hairless after an earlier round of chemotherapy, but appeared vibrant and cheerful upon his arrival this morning, Reuters notes.