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Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Some people just can't be reached.
Stay serious.Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Another Democrat poll.
Stay serious.Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Another Democrat poll.
Nice fraud. Whom did your freedom protesters burn today?Stay serious.Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Another Democrat poll.
Always.
Venezuela opposition plots 'zero hour,' government calls vote a 'fraud'
Incredible:Stay serious.Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Another Democrat poll.
Always.
Venezuela opposition plots 'zero hour,' government calls vote a 'fraud'
Incredible:Stay serious.Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Another Democrat poll.
Always.
Venezuela opposition plots 'zero hour,' government calls vote a 'fraud'
Almost 100 % of the oppositionists side with the opposition!
If that´s true but we won´t figure it out as they are burning the ballots. This and more about the suspicious referendum against true democracy:
Are Venezuela’s Unofficial Referendum Results Credible?
Incredible support for the opposition from abroad:Incredible:Stay serious.Even many of those who blame the government for not handling the crisis properly, prefer Maduro´s government over a right-wing opposition´s takeover. 56 % want him to stay. 71 % say the opposition has no economic plan.
71% of Venezuelans Say Opposition Has No Economic Plan: Poll
Another Democrat poll.
Always.
Venezuela opposition plots 'zero hour,' government calls vote a 'fraud'
Almost 100 % of the oppositionists side with the opposition!
If that´s true but we won´t figure it out as they are burning the ballots. This and more about the suspicious referendum against true democracy:
Are Venezuela’s Unofficial Referendum Results Credible?
Don't you ever grow tired of being derisively laughed at?
“I am going with great expectations and we will see each other again in a few days with big achievements,” the leftist leader said on Wednesday in a state broadcast from the airport, without providing details. Venezuela’s Information Ministry did not respond to a request for comment. China’s Foreign Ministry, in a brief statement carried by the official Xinhua news agency, said Maduro would visit from Thursday until Saturday at the invitation of President Xi Jinping. It gave no other details. Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez is currently in China and on Wednesday met with Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a brief statement late Wednesday.
The two countries have long had friendly ties and cooperation has been “steadily progressing” in all fields, the ministry cited Wang as telling Rodriguez. On Tuesday, Rodriguez met with Zhang Jianhua, president of top state energy firm CNPC to discuss cooperation, said a senior oil source briefed with the matter, without giving further details. A CNPC spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment. CNPC is a major investor in oil and gas exploration in Venezuela and also a top lifter of Venezuelan oil under the government-to-government loans for oil deals. Over a decade, China plowed more than $50 billion (38.3 billion pounds) into Venezuela through oil-for-loan agreements that helped Beijing secure energy supplies for its fast-growing economy while bolstering an anti-Washington ally in Latin America.
The flow of cash halted nearly three years ago, however, when Venezuela asked for a change of payment terms amid falling oil prices and declining crude output that pushed its state-led economy into a hyperinflationary collapse. Venezuela’s finance ministry in July said it would receive $250 million from the China Development Bank to boost oil production but offered no details. Venezuela previously accepted a $5 billion loan from China for its oil sector but has yet to receive the entire amount. Local consultant Asdrubal Oliveros, who tracks Chinese loans closely, said on Wednesday Venezuela was close to clinching a fresh loan of $5 billion to finance oil projects. Beijing was waiting for Maduro to announce a series of economic measures, including a steep devaluation and more flexible currency controls, before extending fresh funds, Oliveros said.
Venezuela's Maduro travels to China in search of fresh funds
