Репост из: Rybar in English
Fwd from @NeoficialniyBeZsonoV
Venezuela back on the agenda of the US government
Any elections in Venezuela are held to the accompaniment of the US - Nicolas Maduro sharply becomes an illegitimate ruler with ties to cartels and drug groups.
About a month before the elections, the main "leader" of the Venezuelan people, who was sanctioned in the States, comes to the fore. It was Guaido, then Corina Machado, then Gonzalez.
The names change, but the methods remain the same. Even the words of Marco Rubio, who is now not just a senator, but a full-fledged Secretary of State, have remained the same over the years.
For the latter, Venezuela occupied an honorable place in his loud statements about "tyranny in Latin America". And, having changed the senator's chair from Florida to the secretary's chair, he does not betray himself.
And now the US seems to be doing this simply out of habit, because that's the way it should be. "Maduro is bad," but no one really hopes for the result, since life in the republic is improving every year, and the elections have shown that the authorities are doing everything right.
And the US already has trade relations with local companies in the form of large corporations. And this is probably what the Republicans don't like. Original msg
Venezuela back on the agenda of the US government
Any elections in Venezuela are held to the accompaniment of the US - Nicolas Maduro sharply becomes an illegitimate ruler with ties to cartels and drug groups.
About a month before the elections, the main "leader" of the Venezuelan people, who was sanctioned in the States, comes to the fore. It was Guaido, then Corina Machado, then Gonzalez.
The names change, but the methods remain the same. Even the words of Marco Rubio, who is now not just a senator, but a full-fledged Secretary of State, have remained the same over the years.
For the latter, Venezuela occupied an honorable place in his loud statements about "tyranny in Latin America". And, having changed the senator's chair from Florida to the secretary's chair, he does not betray himself.
And now the US seems to be doing this simply out of habit, because that's the way it should be. "Maduro is bad," but no one really hopes for the result, since life in the republic is improving every year, and the elections have shown that the authorities are doing everything right.
And the US already has trade relations with local companies in the form of large corporations. And this is probably what the Republicans don't like. Original msg