Alejandro Osorio G.

[HevercastroB @HeverCastroB]

Menos mal que Donald Trump ya no es el dueño de la organización Miss Universo, de lo contrario Delcy Rodríguez con certeza ganaría también el certamen a punta de petróleo. 🤭

[JORGE RAMOS @jorgeramosnews]

Y la democracia de Venezuela ¿dónde quedó?

[Laura_Weffer @Laura_Weffer]

Trump anuncia que se queda con el control mayoritario de más de 65 mil millones de barriles de petróleo venezolano.
Negociado con Delcy Rodríguez, la misma "presidenta interina" que él mismo puso ahí.
Así no se hace un "acuerdo": así se entrega un país.
Esto es abominable...

[H҉A҉C҉K҉E҉R҉ Venezuela @hackervnzl]

Que le dé la vuelta al mundo está imagen traidores

Perdieron toda la confianza que el pueblo humilde de Venezuela les tenía defraudaron a millones de venezolanos

[Emmanuel Rincón @EmmaRincon]

Alejandro Betancourt is a white-collar criminal. There is no difference between someone like Nicolás Maduro and him. Today, millions of Venezuelans cannot read this news because they have no electricity, and they have no electricity because money that was supposed to be used for that purpose was instead used to buy a castle in Europe and other luxuries for Betancourt.

Betancourt is also responsible for the mass migration of 9 million Venezuelans, the destruction of the oil industry, the collapse of the Venezuelan economy, and much more. How is a country supposed to function when it spends half the day without electricity? It is impossible, right? That is why millions fled Venezuela. That is why hundreds of thousands crossed the Darién Gap in an attempt to enter the United States illegally.

So how do you reward someone who not only helped destroy Venezuela and its people, but also threatened the national security of the United States?

Of course, Betancourt has billions of dollars obtained through corruption to pay lawyers, lobbyists, media outlets, smear campaigns against those who expose him, and orchestrated campaigns to whitewash his image. Betancourt can do all of that. But do you know what he cannot do? Cover up the truth, erase the past, or make people forget that their misery is directly connected to what he did in complicity with the criminal system known as Chavismo.

Thousands of Venezuelans have died in the country’s hospitals because of power outages during critical moments. Many others have died as a result of the economic devastation this has caused. That cannot be forgotten or erased.

For Venezuela to truly recover, transition to democracy, and become a stable long-term ally of the United States, it needs more than free elections. It also needs to confront impunity and undertake an open and transparent privatization process that excludes actors linked to Chavismo. Otherwise, we risk becoming a new Russia: a country dominated by oligarchs from the old system, with an authoritarian regime that may evolve in form but remains unchanged in essence—and that, more than 30 years later, is still one of the United States’ principal enemies.

We genuinely want Venezuela to become a legitimate ally of the United States in energy, security, and geopolitical matters. We are the ones who have spent decades exposing and calling for the dismantling of the narco-terrorist cartels in the region that have killed hundreds of thousands of Americans through drugs and were led from Venezuela by Maduro, Delcy, Diosdado, and their associates—the very same people who worked with Betancourt and allowed him to amass his wealth. That is precisely why we understand the grave mistake this represents, not only for Venezuela and Venezuelans, but above all for the national security of the United States for decades to come.

History should serve precisely this purpose: to help us recognize our mistakes and avoid repeating them.

[Rory Branker @RoryBranker]

Es innegable que la corrupción venezolana escala aceleradamente a las esferas más poderosas del mundo, contaminando todo a su paso.

Cuando pensábamos que lo habiamos visto todo... ahora Washington estrena a su primer enchufado.

https://t.co/7yheR2XiS3

[Nicmer Evans @NicmerEvans]

Un dato relevante y no menos significativo es que lo entregado por Delcy, está en nuestro subsuelo, 1/3 de las reservas, por lo que para llegar a ellas también entregaron el territorio a través del cual se llega al subsuelo.
#SoberaníaChavistaSSXXI @jaarreaza

[Andreina Ramos @Aramoss8]

Hay días como hoy cuando leemos el lobby de Alejandro Betancourt y el gigantesco acuerdo entre EEUU y Delcy que te sientes desmoralizado

¿Qué mal estaremos pagando como país?

[Deivi D’ Milano @DeiviDMilano]

@CarlosOcariz TRAIDOR.

[Emmanuel Rincón @EmmaRincon]

President Trump could have called for elections, negotiated with legitimate leadership in Venezuela, and secured the country’s oil concessions with the legitimacy and backing of 90% of the Venezuelan population.

Instead, he chose to negotiate a deal with Delcy Rodríguez behind the backs of the Venezuelan people—one that I believe will have an enormous negative impact on the United States for decades to come. In doing so, he has handed the anti-imperialist Latin American left a powerful weapon that they will use to win elections for decades, turn populations against the United States, and, in turn, once again push the majority of Venezuelans against the United States.

For decades, many people, myself included, argued that the United States was a better strategic and economic partner for our countries than China, Russia, or Iran because it respected the rule of law, institutions, and democracy. Today, given what has just happened, it will be extremely difficult to make that case.

I insist that, after January 3, President Trump was seen as a hero by the vast majority of Venezuelans and by a large portion of Latin Americans. That image has changed dramatically over the past few months, and the way this deal has been handled will only make the situation worse.

It is deeply unfortunate, because President Trump could have achieved an equally favorable outcome for the United States while also having the backing of the Venezuelan people. He only needed to change the interlocutor. Now, I don’t see how this can be fixed, and I believe that, politically, this will greatly benefit communists and socialists—the true enemies of the United States—across the region.

[Carla Angola TV @carlaangola]

Donald Trump y Delcy saben lo que firmaron.
Los venezolanos, no.

Después de casi un siglo viviendo sobre petróleo, para los venezolanos el valor de lo que está debajo de la tierra, tendrá que medirse por su impacto en el bienestar de quienes están encima de ella.

Les resumo todo lo que se sabe sobre el anuncio de Trump después de haber revisado cada análisis que se ha publicado hasta ahora y la ley que aprobó el psiquiatra.

Si este acuerdo solo tendrá efecto a mediano y largo plazo, necesitará también una democracia de largo aliento.

Recuerda verlo HASTA EL FINAL.

Los leo, como siempre.

Compártelo para que otros también tengan acceso a esta información.

[¡DIFUNDELO YA! @DIFUNDELOYA]

ALERTA 🇻🇪 🇺🇸 | ¡ÚLTIMA HORA!🚨| Diego Arria reacciona tras el acuerdo petrolero más grande de la historia entre EE.UU - Venezuela:

"Aquí no hay un acuerdo, aquí simplemente hay una apropiación de lo que son los recursos petroleros de nuestro país".

[Andrés Velásquez @AndresVelasqz]

Un gobierno interino. Sin legitimidad alguna y bajo tutelaje de una fuerza exterior, jamás tendrá legalidad alguna para comprometer o enajenar activos del país.
"TODA AUTORIDAD USURPADA CARECE DE LEGALIDAD"
FUERA Delcy Rodríguez.
Abajo la dictadura interina.

[Pedro Mario Burelli @pburelli]

VENEZUELA: TRUMP & THUGS

This exceptionally detailed story in the @washingtonpost is challenging to comprehend, leaving many people perplexed about the Trump team’s strategy regarding Venezuela.

The only plausible explanation for dealing with individuals like Delcy, Diosdado, Gonzalez Lopez, and Betancourt is that the Trump team perceives them as easily manipulable due to their fear of the repercussions of US military or law enforcement action. This approach disregards legal and moral considerations, and overlooks the precarious nature of agreements made with criminals.

[¡DIFUNDELO YA! @DIFUNDELOYA]

URGENTE 🇻🇪 | ¡ÚLTIMA HORA!🚨| Blanca Rosa Mármol Exmagistrada Emérita del TSJ, asegura que los acuerdos firmados por naciones o empresas extranjeras con Delcy Rodríguez no serán reconocidos por carecer de legitimidad presidencial.

[Esteban Gerbasi @estebangerbasi]

A business deal with a criminal narco-state? Which companies will provide the money to reach $100 billion? Private companies or the US government?
Simple “Put your money where your mouth is.”
Venezuela is a failed terrorist narco-state.

[Nicmer Evans @NicmerEvans]

El "acuerdo petrolero" que presume Trump entrega un tercio de nuestras reservas sin costo para EE. UU., validando a una dictadora suplente ¿Este es el inicio de la "transición"? ¿La impunidad de la "respetada Presidenta interina" vale un tercio de nuestras reservas?

[José Manuel Puente @jmpuentec]

USA podría haber convocado elecciones, recuperado la democracia, las instituciones, negociado con los líderes legítimos de Venezuela y asegurado las concesiones petroleras del país con la legitimidad y el respaldo del 80% de la población venezolana. No lo hizo, lo pagaremos caro!

[Seir Contreras @SeirContreras]

@delcyrodriguezv ¿Cuándo te vas, Delcy?

[¡DIFUNDELO YA! @DIFUNDELOYA]

ALERTA 🇻🇪 🇺🇸 | ¡ÚLTIMA HORA!🚨 José Amalio Graterol reacciona al acuerdo petrolero:

"Todo lo que haya firmado Delcy Rodríguez no tiene ningún tipo de validez.

Lo puede haber firmado con Donald Trump, no tendrá nunca validez porque esa señora no tiene legitimidad de origen.".