Bolivia’s first Indian president, Evo Morales, began venturing on a seven nation world tour that included visits with Cuban President Fidel Castro and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez for the purpose of reasserting anti-world trade and anti-globalization policies. He is next set to visit Belgium, South Africa, China, Brazil, and Spain. Morales discussed with Chavez Bolivia’s natural gas holdings (the second largest in South America) which Morales wants to nationalize, as well as having Chavez's Venezuela agree to provide Bolivia with 150,000 barrels of crude oil in exchange for Bolivian agricultural products. At the conference Chavez referred to himself, Morales, and Cuba’s Fidel Castro as an “axis of good.”