@RubenPrez Han sido ellos los causantes de este desastre. Gente sin valores ni escrúpulos que vendieron su Patria. Traidores siempre.
Colombia , por ejemplo, se salvó gracias a que los militares no le siguieron el juego a Petro. Qué bendición la de ellos.
For all of you criticizing @MariaCorinaYA for giving up her Nobel Prize, let me just say this:
What a privilege it is to have no idea what it means to carry the weight of an entire nation on your shoulders. And I don’t just mean the responsibility of fighting for freedom. I mean carrying the responsibility of keeping hope alive—for years—as the situation gets darker and darker.
This is a woman who was willing to risk her life for her country, and you’re questioning why she was willing to give up an award?
What a privilege. And what a blessing it is to not be able to relate.
Aquí, @SecRubio esbozó un plan de transición racional y preciso para que Venezuela cree “una República duradera”. Muy bien explicado.
Para ello, Venezuela necesita “reglas sobre reglas”, que definan un cronograma de los pasos necesarios para lograr estos objetivos.
@StateDept@lourdesubieta We want to see the same, but we need a plan in place with deadlines. Many lives are at stake here and it’s only fair to Venezuelans and latin Americans to work with a clear path with clear dates towards democracy and liberty. Otherwise is just good intentions.
THE SHAMELESS PUPPET AND HER UNPRINCIPLED, CRUDE PUPPETEER
This moment feels deeply discouraging for those who have relied on the United States to uphold freedom, democracy, and human rights. It also represents a betrayal for Venezuelans who recognize that little has shifted under Washington’s awkward and selective guidance.
@EMPosts@pburelli True democratic leaders were willing to to trade oil and resources, so why to sacrifice the Venezuelan population unnecessarily? The only answer could be the regime is allowing very dark businesses and many players are looting left and right. What else can it be?