While Fourth of July celebrations were underway at the U.S. embassy in Moscow, Edward Snowden is believed to still be at a Moscow airport --- his temporary home while he searches for a country to grant him assylum.<br/> <br />Complicating matters for the former intelligence analyst who leaked details about the U.S surveillance program is the fact that Washington is warning foreign governments that accepting him could damage relations --- a point that didn't seem to concern Venezuelan President Nicolar Maduro who earlier in the week said Snowden deserves protection<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro saying (Spanish):<br/> <br />"The government of the United States presented to our foreign ministry, as we were flying in, a scrap of paper requesting the extradition of the young (Edward) Snowden...They do not have the moral right to request the extradition of a young man who is only warning of the illegalities committed by the Pentagon and the CIA and the United States. As head o
