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A Spring ? For Latin America

by Daniel Mabsout
Saturday, October 6th, 2012

 

What is in store for Venezuela , only God knows , it might be an attempt at creating some Spring over there too . The opposition candidate of Jewish origin is a Tycoon who owns several TV stations which spend their time campaigning against President Chavez .

Lately the rally organized by Radonsky was poorly attended . Radonsky explained by saying that the hot weather prevented people from coming even if refreshments were offered and umbrellas provided to shelter people . The same weather though did not prevent 3 millions from rallying for president Chavez in the same Caracas .

Radonsky who- while campaigning and promoting himself -unbuttoned his shirt to show the masses how healthy he was and how sound his body is, seems to have a secret economic agenda that will deprive people from access to free health care and free education and will start the privatization of the oil sector .

This agenda was disclosed by one member of the opposition who saw himself after few hours ousted from his own party . The whistle blower called William Ojeda after that revealed that the economic policies were banned from discussion and that everything seems to go under cover regarding the candidate of the opposition .

Some journalists expressed their fear -at the same time- that the outcome of tomorrow’s elections- if favorable to the actual president- turn into confrontations like the ones that followed the Iranian presidential elections . Venezuelans should be warned about the kind of danger that the dubious opposition represents.

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6 Responses to A Spring ? For Latin America

  1. who_me

    October 6, 2012 at 9:49 pm

    “Venezuelans should be warned about the kind of danger that the dubious opposition represents.”

    they know. fortunately for venezuela, the yuppies are very much in the minority of voters and diebold doesn’t “count” the votes.

    the reason venezuela has remained independent of the corporate fascist establishment is that they wisely booted the zionazi embassy and limited jewish influence of their government, while at the same time, kept out the non-jewish far right influence. both play the similar roles in subverting a country over to the corporate fascist club.

    • Ariadna Theokopoulos

      October 6, 2012 at 11:16 pm

      I wish.
      You would be heartsick to hear lower middle class people being interviewed and spewing the propaganda they heard blared by the private channel tv stations: “it is time for change,” “the younger guy will increase jobs” etc.
      A win is not a completely forgone conclusion for Chavez.

      • who_me

        October 6, 2012 at 11:32 pm

        how long have you been living in venezuela?

  2. Ariadna Theokopoulos

    October 7, 2012 at 2:58 am

    I don’t live in Venezuela. MUCH farther south.

    • who_me

      October 7, 2012 at 6:12 pm

      “I don’t live in Venezuela. MUCH farther south.”

      congrats on your new move then from the american southwest. ;)

  3. who_me

    October 8, 2012 at 3:17 am

    i first noticed this phenomenon with the jews and catholics who dominated the old guardian boards. they engaged in endless role playing and managed to maintain existences in several countries at the same time. and no matter what the subject, one of them always was “the expert” on the subject.

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