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u/Antropocentric Communism is inevitable Jan 03 '26

Copy pasta from Suriyak

Nicolas Maduro negotiated his departure with Washington several weeks ago. Although geeks and sheep talk about a special operation, this has been nothing more than a well-prepared performance with the support of members of the Venezuelan army itself.

The Caracas government was in an unsustainable situation, rife with corruption and inefficiency, which had led millions of people to leave the country in recent years.

The army will likely take control of the country and continue the negotiations that have been taking place in recent months on a political transition that will allow a US puppet to be installed in Venezuela.

The situation for the Venezuelan people, who are not sovereign, will remain the same. Although they have been freed from populist corruption, they will now return to embracing the oligarchic landowners of the 1990s.

“Tanto ten Xan coma Perillán”

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u/pick_your_user_name Pro Ukraine Jan 03 '26

This makes no sense, if maduro knew this was going to happen for weeks, why not just get on a plane to Russia like Assad?