Emmanuel Rincón stated that another criminal ally of the chavista dictatorship, which he indicated was led by Delcy Rodríguez, was in U.S. custody. #Chavismo #Dictadura #DerechosHumanos (translated)
The author praised a reminder from Miguelina Perez about the horrors and repression attributed to chavismo against defenseless and innocent Venezuelans, and requested that it be widely disseminated through retweets. #Venezuela #Chavismo #DerechosHumanos #VE (translated)
Captain Bitcoin stated that the PSOE had designed a campaign for the elections on November 29 with the goal of winning. According to his publication, it would begin with a general strike on November 11, the first in eight years and two days before the start of the campaign. He claimed that the protest would be directed against the opposition and would benefit the unions, which he described as bought. The author said that the Government would announce during the electoral weekend increases of 4.5% for civil servants, 3.5% for pensioners, and a rise in the minimum wage. He also predicted that it would approve housing decrees through the Permanent Deputation, where, he indicated, it had a majority. Regarding the electoral message, he stated that the PSOE would present the opposition as a threat to pensions and would contrast the government's wage increases with an alleged reduction in salaries by the far-right. He also labeled it dubious that the mail-in voting was questioned and said that Pedro was asking to allow 400,000 naturalized people in South America to vote immediately, without waiting. Captain Bitcoin maintained that the plan consisted of handing out public money for three weeks and generating fear before the elections, so that afterward, as he wrote, the bill would be passed on for another four years. He added that he would publish three videos on how to protect oneself on October 14, 15, and 16 on his channel. #Elecciones2023 #PSOE #España (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that Marco Rubio had pointed out that Dinorah Figuera had the greatest backing from the United States to advance in negotiations with chavismo. According to Avendaño, Rubio also said that the Venezuelan people had the opportunity to achieve a peaceful transition to a stable, prosperous, and lasting democracy that would guarantee the freedom of future generations. #Venezuela #Democracia #Libertad (translated)
Marco Rubio and Dinorah Figuera discuss the importance of establishing a sustainable democracy in Venezuela, despite the lack of a concrete date for elections, while negotiations with Chavismo continue. #Venezuela #Democracia #Oposición (translated)
elpais.com
Rubio tras su reunión con Dinorah Figuera: “Deseamos que Venezuela tenga una democracia que pueda gobernar”
Orlando Avendaño stated that accounts he clearly considered chavista began to simultaneously promote a similar narrative and argued that this was enough to understand what it was about. #Venezuela #Chavismo #Política (translated)
The author stated that reports of torture continued to emerge, which he attributed to the chavismo of Maduro and Delcy. As an example, he mentioned people hanging with chains and locked in an underground water tank. #DerechosHumanos #Venezuela #Justicia #VE (translated)
David Alandete wrote that, in his opinion, all of Chavismo and its allies had mobilized to present Donald Trump's words as if they implied that a Venezuelan awarded the Nobel Peace Prize could not return to Venezuela. He added that he did not know if they were aware of the harm they were causing to themselves by defending that position. #Venezuela #Trump #Chavismo (translated)
David Alandete stated that propaganda sectors of Chavismo tried to present Donald Trump's words about María Corina Machado as referring to another matter. According to Alandete, Trump responded "she's a great woman" and said "everything is going to be fine" when he was directly asked about Machado's return to Venezuela. He added that the Trump administration could later clarify its statements, but he asserted that the question was specific and the answer, direct. He also criticized what he described as a propagandistic interpretation and of low journalistic quality. https://t.co/V2vbiT8W5k #Venezuela #Chavismo #Periodismo (translated)
Orlando Avendaño highlighted an article by María Corina Machado in the New York Post, in which she argued that strong institutions would provide lasting guarantees to investors through the rule of law and would hinder the return of chavismo to its old methods. Machado also expressed her desire for Venezuela and the United States to build a mutually beneficial relationship within a framework of democracy and freedom. She stated that, as the leader of the civic movement, she was committed to ensuring that Venezuela respected contracts, protected private property, and established a lasting strategic alliance with the United States. #Venezuela #Democracia #Inversión (translated)
Today in the Military World stated that South America should return to being predominantly governed by the right in the coming weeks. According to the author, in 2022 the continent was dominated by the left. He noted that Venezuela was still not properly aligned with the right: chavismo, which he described as aligned with Trump, remained in power but could leave the government after elections expected in the coming months. #AméricaDoSul #Política #Eleições (translated)
We need to read and retweet this documented text by the brilliant professor José Manuel Puente about the gigantic public debt that Venezuela inherits from the corrupt and wasteful chavismo, a debt that TRIPLES that of any country on the continent. It needs to be disseminated massively. #Venezuela #DeudaPública #Corrupción #VE (translated)
El discurso de @delcyrodriguezv en la ONU confirma que Venezuela ha decidido pasar página del chavismo y caminar hacia la VI República de la mano de EEUU. Creo que la complicidad con Trump, aunque sea táctica, no servirá electoralmente al actual gobierno y significará la ruptura https://t.co/bb9ObGLlo2 #Venezuela #Chavismo #VIRepública #VE #US
El discurso de @delcyrodriguezv en la ONU confirma que Venezuela ha decidido pasar página del chavismo y caminar hacia la VI República de la mano de EEUU. Creo que la complicidad con Trump, aunque sea táctica, no servirá electoralmente al actual gobierno y significará la ruptura https://t.co/JNygQZY4FT #Venezuela #ONU #VIRepública #VE #US
La cúpula del chavismo teme el regreso de María Corina Machado, quien ha intentado volver a Venezuela en siete ocasiones, ya que representa el anhelo de libertad de millones de ciudadanos que desafían la tiranía. #Venezuela #MaríaCorinaMachado #Libertad
www.abc.es
Miedo a su regreso
El regreso de María Corina Machado a Venezuela, frustrado hasta el momento en varias ocasiones por la Administración Trump, representa una oportunidad crucial para la oposición democrática y la reconstrucción del país tras décadas de chavismo. #Venezuela #MaríaCorinaMachado #Democracia
www.abc.es
La odisea de Machado y la contradicción de Trump
Delcy Rodríguez utiliza su foto con Donald Trump durante la Asamblea General de la ONU para enviar un mensaje simbólico al chavismo mientras Nicolás Maduro sigue encarcelado. #Venezuela #DonaldTrump #NicolásMaduro
www.abc.es
Delcy aprovecha su foto con Trump para enviar un mensaje al chavismo
Según Axios, Trump le dijo a Delcy Rodríguez que tenía que realizar elecciones en Venezuela en algún punto, y ella accedió. Sin embargo, se negaron a discutir una fecha, y las personas citadas por el artículo alegan que les gustaría que fuera en los últimos meses de la Administración Trump, es decir, finales del 2028. Mi opinión: un artículo con frases motivadoras para hacer control de daños. Unas elecciones a finales del 2028 serían catastróficas porque obviamente el chavismo sabría que ya Trump va de salida y no habría manera de sostener o presionar un cambio. #Venezuela #Elecciones #Trump
El chavismo, en pleno, está celebrando que los 3 intentos de regresar en las últimas 48 horas de María Corina Machado fueron bloqueados. La llaman asesina, golpista... Es decir, lo que siempre le han dicho. Declaran su negación a que una venezolana pueda regresar a su país. La amenazan. ¿Y este es el chavismo que se va a reconciliar? ¿Es ese el que es parte de la transición? ¿Son esos los que ofrecen estabilidad? #Venezuela #Chavismo #Política
Buenos días gente bella, Aquí van mis primeras impresiones sobre los acontecimientos del 22 de septiembre. Al mismo tiempo que Delcy Rodríguez se daba un baño de burocracia internacional en la ONU y se reunía con Donald Trump, María Corina Machado confirmaba su séptimo intento frustrado de regresar a Venezuela. Como la política venezolana de los últimos meses se parece cada vez más a una temporada de The Apprentice: Caracas Edition, para mí resulta indispensable asumir que casi todo lo que vemos en pantalla son puros efectos especiales. ¿A qué me refiero? Es más que evidente que la administración Trump avanza con un plan propio cuyo objetivo es el control y la rentabilidad de los recursos energéticos venezolanos. Mientras van por el botín, porque "al vencedor le pertenecen los despojos", nos entretenemos con el desfile de gestos rituales y encuentros privados filtrados a conveniencia por la parte interesada. Pedro J. Ramírez leyó hoy, en la mañana madrileña, el saludo de Delcy a Pedro Sánchez como el de una novia que se despide de un pretendiente menor porque ya tiene pactada la boda con un magnate. La metáfora es chocante, sí, pero describe a la perfección el pragmatismo del poder: el bromance D-D (Donald & Delcy) va viento en popa. Sin embargo, aquí todos parecen jugar a engañarse. La oposición, incluso la que se sienta a colaborar, busca desesperadamente justificar sus pasos para no admitir que quedó relegada a un papel de reparto. Y, de la misma manera, la cúpula del chavismo 3.0 se consuela con esa vieja máxima de "doblarse para no partirse". En el camino, a quien terminaron quebrando fue al país entero. Lo que viene en los próximos meses no es una apertura milagrosa, sino muy posiblemente el desmantelamiento formal de lo que queda de PDVSA y la sustitución silenciosa del régimen de explotación petrolera. Y eso sin que sus beneficios lleguen rápidamente a la población, porque esta es una industria lenta y porque la redistribución de la renta será aún más complicada por los nuevos modelos de negocio. Es posible que estemos ante el cambio de paradigma más radical de los últimos 60 años: el paso del Estado rentista propietario a una especie de factoría extractivista a bajo costo. Mientras Delcy y María Corina tragan sapos y cocodrilos, lamentablemente la mayoría de los venezolanos están tragando es mierda. ¡Abracitos! #Venezuela #Política #Energía
