What's next for Venezuelans amid a duel for the presidency ?

[the other mike]

Here's some Qatari propaganda about Venezuela.
( the RT-bashers will understand )

Venezeula's president Nicolas Maduro is battling to remain in power amid a direct challenge to his leadership by the head of the country's National Assembly. Juan Guaido declared himself interim president on Wednesday, during anti-government protests in the capital Caracas.

Maduro ordered US diplomats to leave the country soon after President Donald Trump announced his support for Guaido on Twitter. But while regional powers Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Peru are among those joining the US in backing Guaido’s declaration, the Venezuelan military has continued to stand behind Maduro.

Russia, Turkey, China, Cuba and Bolivia have reaffirmed their support for him. Life has grown ever-harder for Venezuelans over the last year. Food and essential medicine is scarce, security is poor and hyperinflation has left people struggling to cover even the most basic necessities. All the while people are continuing to flee the country - the UN estimates 5.3 million will have left by the end of the year.

Economic sanctions imposed by the US have hit exports of Venezuelan oil and gold. Amid one of the biggest crises of Maduro's presidency and with the country at a crossroads, what lies in store for millions of Venezuelans ?

 

[Likkmee]

WW3. Why are you confused ?

 

[Lesh]

Sounds like we need to take a leadership role here. Think Trump is up to standing up to putin and China?

Me either

 

[the other mike]

Sounds like we need to take a leadership role here. Think Trump is up to standing up to putin and China?

Me either

Do some homework before you talk please.
Class dismissed.

US sanctions are killing Venezuelans, says former UN rapporteur

US-Led Economic War, Not Socialism, Is Tearing Venezuela Apart
In reality, millions of Venezuelans have seen their living conditions vastly improved through the Bolivarian process. The problems plaguing the Venezuelan economy are not due to some inherent fault in socialism, but to artificially low oil prices and sabotage by forces hostile to the revolution.

And Venezuela is one of those countries. Saudi efforts to drive down oil prices have drastically reduced Venezuela’s state budget and led to enormous consequences for the Venezuelan economy.

 

[william the wie]

Sounds like we need to take a leadership role here. Think Trump is up to standing up to putin and China?

Me either

Do some homework before you talk please.
Class dismissed.

US sanctions are killing Venezuelans, says former UN rapporteur

US-Led Economic War, Not Socialism, Is Tearing Venezuela Apart
In reality, millions of Venezuelans have seen their living conditions vastly improved through the Bolivarian process. The problems plaguing the Venezuelan economy are not due to some inherent fault in socialism, but to artificially low oil prices and sabotage by forces hostile to the revolution.

And Venezuela is one of those countries. Saudi efforts to drive down oil prices have drastically reduced Venezuela’s state budget and led to enormous consequences for the Venezuelan economy.

Get some treatment before you hurt yourself or others.

 

[the other mike]

Get some treatment before you hurt yourself or others.

Whatever you say Huckleberry.

 

[The Original Tree]

BETO MUELLER will be dispatched to Investigate the new President.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Sounds like we need to take a leadership role here. Think Trump is up to standing up to putin and China?

Me either

Do some homework before you talk please.
Class dismissed.

US sanctions are killing Venezuelans, says former UN rapporteur

US-Led Economic War, Not Socialism, Is Tearing Venezuela Apart
In reality, millions of Venezuelans have seen their living conditions vastly improved through the Bolivarian process. The problems plaguing the Venezuelan economy are not due to some inherent fault in socialism, but to artificially low oil prices and sabotage by forces hostile to the revolution.

And Venezuela is one of those countries. Saudi efforts to drive down oil prices have drastically reduced Venezuela’s state budget and led to enormous consequences for the Venezuelan economy.

Another idiot claiming the failure of socialism isn’t because of socialism.

 

[OldLady]

Here's some Qatari propaganda about Venezuela.
( the RT-bashers will understand )

Venezeula's president Nicolas Maduro is battling to remain in power amid a direct challenge to his leadership by the head of the country's National Assembly. Juan Guaido declared himself interim president on Wednesday, during anti-government protests in the capital Caracas.

Maduro ordered US diplomats to leave the country soon after President Donald Trump announced his support for Guaido on Twitter. But while regional powers Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Peru are among those joining the US in backing Guaido’s declaration, the Venezuelan military has continued to stand behind Maduro.

Russia, Turkey, China, Cuba and Bolivia have reaffirmed their support for him. Life has grown ever-harder for Venezuelans over the last year. Food and essential medicine is scarce, security is poor and hyperinflation has left people struggling to cover even the most basic necessities. All the while people are continuing to flee the country - the UN estimates 5.3 million will have left by the end of the year.

Economic sanctions imposed by the US have hit exports of Venezuelan oil and gold. Amid one of the biggest crises of Maduro's presidency and with the country at a crossroads, what lies in store for millions of Venezuelans ?

Why does the US have sanctions against Venezuela?

 

[the other mike]

Another idiot claiming the failure of socialism isn’t because of socialism.

Here's an idea....
run along and play with yourself

 

[the other mike]

Why does the US have sanctions against Venezuela?

It's an empire. It's what the ones running our government do. Ask Russia, Iraq, Iran, and the list goes on.

 

[OldLady]

Why does the US have sanctions against Venezuela?

It's an empire. It's what the ones running our government do. Ask Russia, Iraq, Iran, and the list goes on.

That's nowhere near an answer, Angelo. I'm curious.

 

[skews13]

Here's some Qatari propaganda about Venezuela.
( the RT-bashers will understand )

Venezeula's president Nicolas Maduro is battling to remain in power amid a direct challenge to his leadership by the head of the country's National Assembly. Juan Guaido declared himself interim president on Wednesday, during anti-government protests in the capital Caracas.

Maduro ordered US diplomats to leave the country soon after President Donald Trump announced his support for Guaido on Twitter. But while regional powers Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Peru are among those joining the US in backing Guaido’s declaration, the Venezuelan military has continued to stand behind Maduro.

Russia, Turkey, China, Cuba and Bolivia have reaffirmed their support for him. Life has grown ever-harder for Venezuelans over the last year. Food and essential medicine is scarce, security is poor and hyperinflation has left people struggling to cover even the most basic necessities. All the while people are continuing to flee the country - the UN estimates 5.3 million will have left by the end of the year.

Economic sanctions imposed by the US have hit exports of Venezuelan oil and gold. Amid one of the biggest crises of Maduro's presidency and with the country at a crossroads, what lies in store for millions of Venezuelans ?

Yeah, life is real hard for them. Thanks to our embargos on their economy.

Right now Russia is paying the bills there to keep Maduro and his military leaders rich, so they are just fine with the current situation.

The US should have supported Chavez when they had the chance.

Venezuela doesn't want our crony predator capitalist bullshit system, or American oil companies drilling for their oil contaminating whats left of the rain forests.

Fuck US interests. If everybody is so concerned with US interests we wouldn't be propping up Saudi Arabia or Israel, or sticking ur noses in South and Central American countries which is why we have an immigration problem at the border now.

I thought dotard said he wasn't the President of the world, and only cared about the US?

If the US is so concerned about the plight of the Venezuelan people, then lift the embargos, free up their assets, and keep your fucking noses out of their business.

 

[the other mike]

Why does the US have sanctions against Venezuela?

It's an empire. It's what the ones running our government do. Ask Russia, Iraq, Iran, and the list goes on.

That's nowhere near an answer, Angelo. I'm curious.

Well it was my answer. If you want a different one I would suggest Googling -Why does the US have sanctions against Venezuela ?.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Another idiot claiming the failure of socialism isn’t because of socialism.

Here's an idea....
run along and play with yourself

Why would I do that when I can watch another socialism tool make an ass of himself?

 

[georgephillip]

More sanctions against Venezuela
"US hits Venezuela with oil sanctions to press Maduro exit..."

US hits Venezuela with oil sanctions to press Maduro exit


"WASHINGTON —
The Trump administration imposed sanctions Monday on the state-owned oil company of Venezuela, a potentially critical economic move aimed at increasing pressure on President Nicolas Maduro to cede power to the opposition in the South American nation."

The last US attempt to oust Hugo Chavez in 2002 was successful for a few hours, but this new "slow-motion" edition of regime change in Venezuela could be more long lasting?

 

[Lesh]

Sounds like we need to take a leadership role here. Think Trump is up to standing up to putin and China?

Me either

Do some homework before you talk please.
Class dismissed.

US sanctions are killing Venezuelans, says former UN rapporteur

US-Led Economic War, Not Socialism, Is Tearing Venezuela Apart
In reality, millions of Venezuelans have seen their living conditions vastly improved through the Bolivarian process. The problems plaguing the Venezuelan economy are not due to some inherent fault in socialism, but to artificially low oil prices and sabotage by forces hostile to the revolution.

And Venezuela is one of those countries. Saudi efforts to drive down oil prices have drastically reduced Venezuela’s state budget and led to enormous consequences for the Venezuelan economy.

Another idiot claiming the failure of socialism isn’t because of socialism.

Again...Saudi Arabia spends far more money on welfare programs than Venezuela ever did with considerably less oil revenues...and is doing far btter.

It's the MASSIVE (because SA is also corrupt) corruption

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

HuGo to Hell
He looted billions from the Venezuelans whilst he promised the poor people that he would make everyone equal.
We have all heard that Left Wing lie before.

 

[the other mike]

HuGo to Hell
He looted billions from the Venezuelans whilst he promised the poor people that he would make everyone equal.
We have all heard that Left Wing lie before.
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Cute analogy.....but
meanwhile in the real world...

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

We tried to tell Hugo's girlfriend that he was a liar and an epic thief, but she would not listen.