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Venezuela’s fall: from soursop to watermelon
We consider that it is essential for English spoken readers to get the alternative perspective to the official narratives on the aspects of Christian Democracy that profoundly influenced chavismo and shaped the way of the current dynamics of politics in Venezuela.
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José Luis Santamaria Speaks: “It’s nice to be back”
Recently released from a military prison for committing the heinous crime of giving Oscar Perez a final good-bye at a graveyard, the nationalist activist shakes hands, visibly thinner, but with the same spirit before his incarceration: he smiles.
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Capriles: The Eternal Lifeline of Chavismo
When Henrique Capriles Radonski became a deputy to the lower house of Venezuela’s legislative, he ran not for his beloved Miranda state. Still, on a closed list after his cousin, Armando “Pelón” Capriles and Donald Ramírez bought for an undisclosed amount of dollars the congress seat for his little cousin in Zulia.
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The Petkoff Doctrine, strategy of a fake opposition
We denounce the Petkoff Doctrine, a strategy used by the venezuelan left to perpetuate chavista tyranny through an accomplice and fake opposition.
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Woke Culture at UCV: shaming lab coats and textbooks
Today, we examine how woke culture in the campus of Venezuela’s most prestigious academic institution (UCV) is rife with digital socialist revolutionaries.
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Narcopposition
Article denouncing the fake venezuelan opposition and their sympathies for drug-dealers.
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Bolivarian Underworld
Three days after Venezuela’s bloody coup d’etat, and the Davos Forum, on a day like today, Europe signed a treaty full of scorn and deception
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2020: Year of the Rat
Columbus planned to discover a better route for the European powers of the time to reach modern India & China; he stumbled upon the mouth of the Orinoquia, a region so vast it’s demarcation is casus belli for the most ardent Venezuelan nationalists.
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Forget Syria, Venezuela’s crisis is far worse
Another crisis develops in the Western Hemisphere: Venezuela’s refugee crisis is far worse than Syria’s in many ways.
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