¿Qué les queda a los venezolanos? Son el verdadero lumpen de América Latina, seguida de la gusanera cubana y los reaccionarios argentinos.
¿Es posible que "algo" suceda el día de mañana?
43 posts and 7 image replies omitted.>>16901what the fuck is that vid.
More seriously, unless he somehow avoids a guilty verdict (already a tough ask), not very likely. Noriega had potentially more dirt on the US, and it didn't help him avoid life in prison.
>>16908>what the fuck is that vid.Idk
>More seriously, unless he somehow avoids a guilty verdict (already a tough ask), not very likely. Noriega had potentially more dirt on the US, and it didn't help him avoid life in prison.yeah Maduro is gonna be stuck in jail forever, I don't even think the Venezuelan people want him back, they don't like America of course but Maduro had ran his course.
Is Delcy a heroine? I've seen this article with the following commentary on Twitter:
Mad respect for Delcy Rodríguez. She's not only guiding VZ through US seizure of its oil, but is also enduring, on one hand, "sickening visits from smirking Trump henchmen" and on the other, critiques from Western leftists who call her a "sellout." Meanwhile, she's preventing a bloodbath of her people (a certainty if US were to invade) and holding the line for the communes to boost agricultural production, adding food self-sufficiency to the Bolivarian project of sovereignty. She's even pushing Chavismo forward w/ less ego and more collective care.
From the text itself:
Rodríguez is therefore reduced to negotiating with the occupiers over how much of Venezuela’s own money she is allowed to spend on her own people. She is obliged to host a series of sickening visits from smirking Trump henchmen, openly humiliating and raping Venezuela. The claims that Rodríguez wants this, still more that she engineered this, are nuts.
I have seen criticism from the political left in the West, that Venezuela should have fought, should still fight, should join the anti-Imperial resistance. I have seen Venezuelans criticised as “sell-outs”.
Rather few of those making these criticisms have personally taken to the mountains with an AK47 to fight a superpower which has openly abandoned all pretence to follow the laws of war on protection of civilian life and infrastructure. It is certainly an option; but the death toll would be appalling and Venezuela would be condemned to many years of civil war and US military occupation.
h t t p s ://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2026/03/the-weight-on-delcy-rodriguez
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