Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2019 11:10 pm
When did Guaido make a new constitution?
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
https://forum.nationstates.net/
Costa Fierro wrote:If I could recommend anything to Maduro, I would suggest he branch out into the growing essential oils market and transform Venezuela into an independent doTERRA distributor.
That's...rather shitty advice.
Puertollano wrote:Special Aromas wrote:When did Guaido make a new constitution?
Maybe not a constitution, but transition plans: https://www.mintpressnews.com/us-backs- ... sm/254194/
Numbering some 1,300 officers armed with Chinese and Russian weaponry, the force has killed more than 100 people in low-income neighborhoods over the last six months without any subsequent investigations, local rights group Provea said in a Jan. 26 report.
As Maduro fights to hold onto power in the face of tightening U.S. sanctions and Western powers’ support for opposition leader Juan Guaido, the FAES has proclaimed its loyalty to his government.
Ardoki wrote:Costa Fierro wrote:
Why would it be free? And why is Guiado a puppet?
The US would only support a candidate who would benefit them. They probably shopped around, looking for the person who would give them the most. Then made a deal to support them as the president.Costa Fierro wrote:
That's...rather shitty advice.
Frievolk wrote:Trumptonium1 wrote:Chile recognises Guaido as the new President
Casado (PP) and Abascal (Vox) of Spain also called for their government to recognise Guaido as the new President. News from the EU so far very slow or ambiguous.
Mexico with their new left-wing government recognise Maduro as the legitimate President.
https://twitter.com/AFPespanol/status/1 ... 4344434695
However Mexico is unlikely to enter any conflict.
So how many American countries are left yet? And it hasn't even been five hours yet.
-Ocelot- wrote:https://www.reuters.com/article/us-venezuela-politics-police-factbox/venezuelan-special-police-unit-blamed-for-abuses-killings-idUSKCN1PS07W?il=0Numbering some 1,300 officers armed with Chinese and Russian weaponry, the force has killed more than 100 people in low-income neighborhoods over the last six months without any subsequent investigations, local rights group Provea said in a Jan. 26 report.
As Maduro fights to hold onto power in the face of tightening U.S. sanctions and Western powers’ support for opposition leader Juan Guaido, the FAES has proclaimed its loyalty to his government.
What is this special police unit? Death squads? They've been killing innocents extra-judicially for quite some time.
Slovenya wrote:Finally there will be change in Venezuela! hope all those commies get thrown out and shipped to Cuba where they all belong
Trollzyn the Infinite wrote:Communists don't belong anywhere except at the bottom of the polls, in comedy sketches, and in history textbooks.
Greater La Habana Cuba and Miami Shores wrote:Slovenya wrote:
I couldn't have said it better myself [/quote
"Awesome Female Slavic Venezuelan American" As a native Cuban and American citizen my personal apology for what the Cubans under Fidel, Raúl and Diaz-Canel have done to Venezuela helping and supporting Chávez and Maduro.
Greater La Habana Cuba and Miami Shores wrote:"Awesome Female Slavic Venezuelan American" As a native Cuban and American citizen my personal apology for what the Cubans under Fidel, Raúl and Diaz-Canel have done to Venezuela helping and supporting Chávez and Maduro.
Slovenya wrote:Finally there will be change in Venezuela! hope all those commies get thrown out and shipped to Cuba where they all belong
Karu Nadu wrote:Well, according to NSG, the Communists are the best option for India...
Which means that your opinion is not one shared by much of NS.
Torrocca wrote:Maduro and the Bolivarians really aren't Communist. Guaido, as a Social Democrat, is much closer to Communism than they could ever pretend to be.
And I say this as a dirty commie myself.