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Nicolas Maduro’s Grotesque Fraud in Venezuela

Incapable of stemming the opposing tide, the regime opted to manipulate the election results and make a mockery of the peoples will.

The ongoing Venezuelan crisis has caused the largest exodus in the recent history of Latin America, affecting neighboring countries & the US.

An agreement that describes values and practices necessary for both Venezuela and Nicaragua in their transition towards democracy.

Last week the National Assembly had to recognize what we all knew: the resident population on the Island dropped 10.1% compared to 2020.

Without a doubt, the will for a return to democracy is present. However, the possibility of that really happening is doubtful in the extreme.

Detailing what will change is impossible at this time. However, ten months ago the situation was one of apparent greater certainty.

They have been 25 years in power, eight million exiled, thousands murdered, tortured and imprisoned, entire families divided.

With former minister Alejandro Gil, all the reports were hopeful, the future was promising, now his replacement has thrown cold water on us.

As time goes by, it is obvious that she has not, nor will she ever, banish us from her mind and her nightmares.

In the specific case of Las Condes, where I am a resident, it deeply concerns me that new allegations continue to emerge…