(SFGate / GNN) At a joint news conference, Chavez said Venezuela would supply 150,000 barrels of diesel fuel monthly to Bolivia to supplant the impoverished country’s imports. “I won’t accept you paying us a cent, you are going to pay us in agricultural products,” said Chavez, adding that the offer was worth $180 million a year. Chavez also said Venezuela will donate $30 million to Morales’ government following his Jan. 22 inauguration. In praising Castro and Chavez on Tuesday, he clearly established Washington’s fiercest Latin American critics as his models. “We are here to resolve social problems, economic problems,” Morales said. “This movement is not only in Bolivia; Fidel in Cuba and Hugo in Venezuela are logging triumphs in social movements and leftist policies.” “We are going to change Bolivia. We are going to change Latin America,” Morales said. Chavez referred to the three leftist leaders as “an axis of good” — a play on President Bush’s reference to North Korea, Iran and prewar Iraq as the “axis of evil.”