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🗳️ Tomorrow, Venezuelans vote in the 8th National Popular Consultation, choosing community-led projects for state funding. Led by communes and communal circuits, it puts grassroots democracy into action: people vote, manage the funds, and carry out the projects themselves.

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It turns out giving Trump her (questionable) Nobel Prize was for nothing. María Corina Machado says the US has excluded her from talks between Caracas and the opposition.

But Western media says she is the most popular leader in Venezuela and could win an election tomorrow. 🤷🏾

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From Political Survival to Capitulation: Venezuela in the Vortex of the Global Left

Since January 3, every progressive government has looked to Caracas, wondering how it would respond if warships anchored off its coast the next day.

https://t.co/Fi66rG8Yav

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From Political Survival to Capitulation: Venezuela in the Vortex of the Global Left

Since January 3, every progressive government has looked to Caracas, wondering how it would respond if warships anchored off its coast the next day.

https://t.co/Fi66rG8Yav

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Due to US sanctions, Venezuela was forced into de facto dollarization in 2021. However, the country held on to monetary sovereignty. Today, there's efforts to return all domestic transactions to bolívares linked to production growth and fiscal discipline. https://t.co/gtPSAViZu3

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It turns out giving Trump her (questionable) Nobel Prize was for nothing. María Corina Machado says the US has excluded her from talks between Caracas and the opposition.

But Western media says she is the most popular leader in Venezuela and could win an election tomorrow. 🤷🏾

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La líder opositora venezolana y premio Nobel de la Paz María Corina Machado denuncia que EE.UU. la dejó fuera de las negociaciones entre el Gobierno de Delcy Rodríguez y un sector de la oposición.
https://t.co/t9y8TUSSac

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Cilia Flores, Venezuela’s elected lawmaker, turns 70 in a Brooklyn jail today, months after US forces abducted her. She suffered a possible heart attack in July and needs urgent surgery, but the judge denied house arrest. The world should know that her life at risk.

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📸More images from Venezuela’s Oct. 12 commemoration of Indigenous Resistance Day. Indigenous roots run deep in Venezuelan culture and identity.

🔗This article draws a parallel between resistance to Spanish rule and today’s resistance to US imperialism: https://t.co/CbTg2Ay9Ey

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Cilia Flores, Venezuela’s elected lawmaker, turns 70 in a Brooklyn jail today, months after US forces abducted her. She suffered a possible heart attack in July and needs urgent surgery, but the judge denied house arrest. The world should know that her life at risk.

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🇻🇪🇵🇦 Solidarity is alive and well. Venezuela sent 40 tons of humanitarian aid to Panama to help those affected by the recent 7.2-magnitude earthquake.

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The pantomime continues. Today, President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores were in court to face a new US indictment for allegedly conspiring to torture political opponents and US citizens. Both pleaded not guilty. They were kidnapped on Jan 3. https://t.co/7gzf2fBD0Q

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📸More images from Venezuela’s Oct. 12 commemoration of Indigenous Resistance Day. Indigenous roots run deep in Venezuelan culture and identity.

🔗This article draws a parallel between resistance to Spanish rule and today’s resistance to US imperialism: https://t.co/CbTg2Ay9Ey

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The US is continuing its recolonization of Latin America under the guise of the "war on drugs." The Trump administration is deploying hundreds of soldiers and Reaper drones to the region to begin launching strikes on land after more than a year of extrajudicial killings at sea.

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The U.S. is launching a war across Latin America that includes hundreds of U.S. soldiers and airstrikes.

600 U.S. soldiers have started deploying under the cover of fighting drug cartels. This includes moving reaper drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador with “plans to expand operations from strikes on boats to strikes on land,” according to the New York Times

This is obviously an expansion of the Donroe doctrine to control and steal the region’s resources.

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Follow the Kanaimö Choral Symphony on Instagram and TikTok: @sinfonica.canaima

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🎶🇻🇪 In Venezuela’s Canaima National Park, Bolívar state, Pemón Kamarakoto youth of the Kanaimö Choral Symphony weave ancestral memory into song. Beneath the tepuis, they remind the world: their greatest triumph over colonialism is their continued existence.

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The US gov't has removed Jorge Rodríguez, the president of Venezuela’s National Assembly, from the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list of sanctioned individuals. Jorge is the brother of Delcy Rodríguez, also removed from the list earlier this year. https://t.co/hE7fYPjKAy

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"Venezuelans feel alone, a sentiment communicated to me in a February visit and subsequent correspondence [...] Venezuelans, regardless of political affiliation in a highly polarized country, feel under attack." https://t.co/mXw4C0plMS

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Venezuela Builds 700 Homes, Repairs More Than 3,000 for Earthquake Survivors

Caracas has granted 2,244 loans to businesses in La Guaira, repaired 115 schools, while ten hospitals are being rehabilitated.

https://t.co/w6OU1KN6d1

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The adaptation demanded by the asymmetry is captured in the slogan “Venezuela: Reborn United.” Strip away the Misión’s lofty language, and the message is that the Chavista movement needs to make a fundamental break with its past in important ways. https://t.co/3ngpJMQiRa

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Washington possibly reasoned that removing Maduro while compelling the existing state to accommodate intervention was more workable than destroying Chavismo and attempting regime change from scratch. https://t.co/Wo5rYbAb7b