The United States should support the rule of law, fair elections and self-determination for the Venezuelan people. We must condemn the use of violence against unarmed protesters and the suppression of dissent. 2/3
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But we must learn the lessons of the past and not be in the business of regime change or supporting coups—as we have in Chile, Guatemala, Brazil & the DR. The US has a long history of inappropriately intervening in Latin American nations; we must not go down that road again. 3/3
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So US sanction have nothing to do with the poor state of Venezuela
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US intervention via military operations, economic warfare is neo-colonialism let’s call a spade a spade.
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The US sanctions have been directed at personal property of government officials, not to the country, the US is still doing business with Venezuela
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Do you think the oil price falling from $110 per barrel, to $28 was a coincidence? $2 billion arbitration ruling against Pdvsa ConocoPhillips has seized cargoes sanctions and now this .., Sit back and watch ConocoPhillips shares rise Americans are smart This all a game
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Do you think the Venezuelan oil production falling to 28% of its previous productivity because of lack of investment in infrastructure due to the immense corruption might have any impact?, while Russian and Chinese companies get licenses to exploit the Orinoco reserve?
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You so elaborately avoid talking about the neo-colonialism element of your the US US are the 1st to fight any interference in their affairs by foreign actors but it’s ok for them to do so all across the world
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I don’t refuse to talk about it, the US has been a piece of shit to most Latin American countries and have committed horrible crimes, but Guaido is not a puppet, this is an elected representative from the most liberal party in the country, Voluntad Popular, go do some research
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How many ppl voted for gauido? If u want him to be president then he shouldve called for u.n surpervision like maduro did and participated. If ur not gonna participate or at least try a peaceful solution while at the same time they and the u.s sabotage their country
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He was elected to represent Vargas (a traditionally pro Chavez state before the 2015 election) in the National Assembly, he then was appointed as the president of the National Assembly. He’s only and interim president and is required by law to schedule an election within 30 days
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Very bad statement. Disappointing. Venezuela's US-backed opposition has waged relentless war against the state, burning Chavistas, looting buildings, bombing police, attacking the Supreme Court, etc. And the opposition keeps boycotting elections. It wants a coup, not elections.
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The opposition won the 2015 National Assembly election fairly, then waged an internal war against the state, refusing to follow Supreme Court orders. Then the opposition boycotted the 2017 Constituent Assembly election and 2018 presidential election, all while calling for a coup.
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Imagine if US Congress members took over in a fair election, then immediately called for a military coup against the president, disobeying Supreme Court orders, while opposition extremists hijacked helicopters and attacked the court That's what the Venezuelan opposition has done
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Easy to say when you're not hungry every day
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Fácil cuando puede twitear desde cualquier plaza sin temer por su vida... es que solo con leer un par de líneas de este muchacho, es evidente que se trata de un niño malcriado jugando a ser "anti imperialista" -.- cuando no dicen algo que no les gusta se molesta, qué imbécil
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Yo leo claramente que demuestra su desacuerdo, a quien veo que le molesta y descalifica es a otra. Lo del hambre responde a varias cosas, una de ellas el bloqueo.Venezuela se muestra desabastecido pero en Chile vas a cualquier negocio de productos Venezolanos y hay de todo "-><-"
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It’s to easy speak about Venezuela without the appropriate knowledge. Respect us, you don’t know how we live without continue water, electricity, medicine and food, go to the street and feel fear to be murdered for one celphone or a pair of shoes. Easy speak from your sofa.
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Insisto, gran parte responde al bloqueo. Viví la dictadura de Pinochet y pasamos mucha pobreza y como no nací en barrio de ricos la policía se llevaba a quien se le diera la gana, niños incluso. El punto es que Venezuela debe resolver su situación sin intervención Norteamericana
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Actually, none of the observers that went there, including the UN, said that the elections were fraudulent. It was the US who sent no observers and the Opposition who refused to participate who claimed that. As a matter of fact, the Opposition begged the UN not to send observers
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What did many observers actually say about the elections in Venezuela?pic.twitter.com/28vK0o5pjJ
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That comes from this article from Mint Press which breaks down how it works. It even mentions the opponents he faced in the election (No one in this country would have voted for those blow hards either. Not even the "socialist" who wanted to adopt the dollar and join the IMF)
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Regarding your comments on the Economy, why is the Economy so bad I wonder? Mhmmmhttps://fair.org/home/us-administrations-have-been-intervening-in-venezuela-since-at-least-the-early-2000s/ …
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The US Covert Wars against not just Venezuela, but Nicaragua and Ecuador http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/50039.htm
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#Trump the same man that you told us to "work with" is currently making recovery in Venezuela impossible. Of course he's just continueing Bush and Obama's legacyhttps://www.thenation.com/article/trumps-sanctions-make-economic-recovery-in-venezuela-nearly-impossible/ … - 74 more replies
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