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How confused these fools must be to one want closer US relations with Venezuela but also sh1tting on the person the US is using as a tool to control a country. US now looks like a complete two faced snake as they are helping dictator delcy against democracy but hey we all know deep down US is just the global dictator and freedom is just propaganda.



According to analysis by CSIS and Freedom House, millions of Venezuelans continue to demand a full democratic transition and free elections following the January 2026 removal of Nicolás Maduro. [1, 2]

Current Situation and Public Demands
    • Protests and Rallies: As reported by The Guardian and NBC News, citizens in Caracas and other cities have taken to the streets to demand the release of political prisoners and the return of exiled activists. [1, 2]
    • Political Transition: Opposition figures, including María Corina Machado, state that the population's core desire for genuine democracy remains unfulfilled despite changes in the interim government. [1, 2]
    • International and Local Outlook: Commentary published via The Hill notes that while Venezuela experienced changes in leadership under acting president Delcy Rodríguez, civil society groups continue pressing for transparent presidential
 
People who live under shitty conditions tend to perceive alternatives as better even if objectively they are not.

If even geniuses err, expecting millions of regular people to be perfectly rational is itself foolish.
 
How confused these fools must be to one want closer US relations with Venezuela but also sh1tting on the person the US is using as a tool to control a country. US now looks like a complete two faced snake as they are helping dictator delcy against democracy but hey we all know deep down US is just the global dictator and freedom is just propaganda.

Marco Rubio says free and fair Venezuela elections still priority as U.S. meets with Delcy Rodríguez


Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the United Nations said Venezuela’s future must include elections. The comments to media came after President Donald Trump met with acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez in New York.

Rubio said the administration has remained clear on that goal to Rodríguez, who was Vice President under Nicolás Maduro before his arrest on U.S. narcoterrorism charges in January.

“We discussed the steps that remain to make that happen. Debt restructuring is key to that. Obviously, you know we want to be helpful in that regard. It has to be done in the right way,” Rubio said.

“There has to be a political transition process, which is underway. Leadership from the 2015 National Assembly have been engaged now in regular talks with the interim authorities to create the groundwork and rebuild the institutions necessary in order to have free and fair elections in Venezuela, which is critical.”

The conversations happened as a number of Florida lawmakers have called for a faster timeline for elections. As recently as last week, several Florida officials demurred on any concrete expectations for when elections should occur.
 
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Marco Rubio says free and fair Venezuela elections still priority as U.S. meets with Delcy Rodríguez


Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the United Nations said Venezuela’s future must include elections. The comments to media came after President Donald Trump met with acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez in New York.

Rubio said the administration has remained clear on that goal to Rodríguez, who was Vice President under Nicolás Maduro before his arrest on U.S. narcoterrorism charges in January.

“We discussed the steps that remain to make that happen. Debt restructuring is key to that. Obviously, you know we want to be helpful in that regard. It has to be done in the right way,” Rubio said.

“There has to be a political transition process, which is underway. Leadership from the 2015 National Assembly have been engaged now in regular talks with the interim authorities to create the groundwork and rebuild the institutions necessary in order to have free and fair elections in Venezuela, which is critical.”

The conversations happened as a number of Florida lawmakers have called for a faster timeline for elections. As recently as last week, several Florida officials demurred on any concrete expectations for when elections should occur.
It's democracy that royally screwed Venezuela...no elections for at least 5 years .
 
Didn't Democracy came for Venezuela and took its President away in the middle of night? they want more Democracy and liberty? can they even handle it?
 
How confused these fools must be to one want closer US relations with Venezuela but also sh1tting on the person the US is using as a tool to control a country. US now looks like a complete two faced snake as they are helping dictator delcy against democracy but hey we all know deep down US is just the global dictator and freedom is just propaganda.



According to analysis by CSIS and Freedom House, millions of Venezuelans continue to demand a full democratic transition and free elections following the January 2026 removal of Nicolás Maduro. [1, 2]

Current Situation and Public Demands
    • Protests and Rallies: As reported by The Guardian and NBC News, citizens in Caracas and other cities have taken to the streets to demand the release of political prisoners and the return of exiled activists. [1, 2]
    • Political Transition: Opposition figures, including María Corina Machado, state that the population's core desire for genuine democracy remains unfulfilled despite changes in the interim government. [1, 2]
    • International and Local Outlook: Commentary published via The Hill notes that while Venezuela experienced changes in leadership under acting president Delcy Rodríguez, civil society groups continue pressing for transparent presidential

Having read "Papillon" by Henry Charriere, a Venezuelan of French convict origin, which was published in 1969, one can see why Venezuela would forever be a backward nation, if its culture do not change.

A convicted murderer, Henry Charriere condemned the too-liberal society of Venezuela. As he described Venezuela in 1950s - 1960s oil-boom era, "women will sleep with anyone she likes and do not ask for marriage, therefore produce too many fatherless children. In addition, people do not want to study or learn a profession or skill". He enjoyed the life in Venezuela, as women and money were both easy, but at the same time, he could foretell the future of this nation, despite being a poorly-educated man.

At that time, Venezuela was richer than most countries in the world, including France.
 
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Having read "Papillon" by Henry Charriere, a Venezuelan of French convict origin, which was published in 1969, one can see why Venezuela would forever be a backward nation, if its culture do not change.

A convicted murderer, Henry Charriere condemned the too-liberal society of Venezuela. As he described Venezuela in 1950s - 1960s oil-boom era, "women will sleep with anyone she likes and do not ask for marriage, therefore produce too many fatherless children. In addition, people do not want to study or learn a profession or skill". He enjoyed the life in Venezuela, as women and money were both easy, but at the same time, he could foretell the future of this nation, despite being a poorly-educated man.

At that time, Venezuela was richer than most countries in the world, including France.

?? I thought he trashed France and thought Venezuela was awesome
 
How confused these fools must be to one want closer US relations with Venezuela but also sh1tting on the person the US is using as a tool to control a country. US now looks like a complete two faced snake as they are helping dictator delcy against democracy but hey we all know deep down US is just the global dictator and freedom is just propaganda.



According to analysis by CSIS and Freedom House, millions of Venezuelans continue to demand a full democratic transition and free elections following the January 2026 removal of Nicolás Maduro. [1, 2]

Current Situation and Public Demands
    • Protests and Rallies: As reported by The Guardian and NBC News, citizens in Caracas and other cities have taken to the streets to demand the release of political prisoners and the return of exiled activists. [1, 2]
    • Political Transition: Opposition figures, including María Corina Machado, state that the population's core desire for genuine democracy remains unfulfilled despite changes in the interim government. [1, 2]
    • International and Local Outlook: Commentary published via The Hill notes that while Venezuela experienced changes in leadership under acting president Delcy Rodríguez, civil society groups continue pressing for transparent presidential


When she is surrendering to the Americans, she has already lost her legitimacy.

The Chavez-Maduro base wants her to go, and the pro-US factions believe that she is not an authentic US lapdog like they do.

She is literally hating by the both side.
 
?? I thought he trashed France and thought Venezuela was awesome

For most parts of his memory, yes. He loved Venezuela and trashed France.

The above-mentioned description about Venezuela was after he already settled there and married.
 
When she is surrendering to the Americans, she has already lost her legitimacy.

The Chavez-Maduro base wants her to go, and the pro-US factions believe that she is not an authentic US lapdog like they do.

She is literally hating by the both side.
Where the hell do you come up with this bs?

She is the maduro faction/base you goof and nobody not even the onetime loyal Maduro Generals dare to take charge of the country for fear of ending up like Maduro or dead.

Pro-US faction is ok with her because a lapdog of the US is what she is. It is so bloody obvious you'd have to be a dope not to see that she sits when ordered by Orangeman.
 
Where the hell do you come up with this bs?

She is the maduro faction/base you goof and nobody not even the onetime loyal Maduro Generals dare to take charge of the country for fear of ending up like Maduro or dead.

Pro-US faction is ok with her because a lapdog of the US is what she is. It is so bloody obvious you'd have to be a dope not to see that she sits when ordered by Orangeman.
American lap is far better than the populist lap of Chafez / Maduro .....within few years Venezuela will be a stable country with thriving economy...I wish American lap for Cuba ....fuk the freedom without food.
 
American lap is far better than the populist lap of Chafez / Maduro .....within few years Venezuela will be a stable country with thriving economy...I wish American lap for Cuba ....fuk the freedom without food.
American lap is best case scenario phillipines which is pretty bad or worst case africa
 

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