Venezuela: A country where can not trust anyone
The problems of Venezuelans, not just pass, economically and politically; the instability that exists in the country, makes to see, at any moment, the situation will turn more difficult, escape you from the hands politicians, when talk of politicians, I mean everyone, both opposition as of the Government, the situation is very tense, people are coming to its limit, and that is very dangerous, that situation doesn't quite suit you to anyone.
seems to be that somehow they are handing out the country, is playing with the dreams of people who aspire to have a better life, people who are tired of the insecurity, the shortage of products, insufficient wages, and in some way living in a situation of anxiety every day; the Venezuelan this exhausted, mentally see that problems are not solved, we are going from bad to worse, where mediocrity seems to be the order of the day.
In my personal opinion, I see that the politicians, are playing their game, to see who gets power, and not think of citizens who suffer all the problems on a daily basis, just in case people are what put them in those positions of power!
I have the firm conviction that the opposition and the Government are the same thing, absolutely the same, for I do not reflect differences between one and another, therefore I think Venezuela are a dead-end, where what are in power they abuse it, and what they oppose, wants to take the power for your benefit , using the language that they going to solve everything, just take the power, when it is totally fake!, the problem of Venezuela is not resolved, in the short term.
Some of the Venezuelan people, think that the crisis is nothing arranged more changing of Government, and really do not know, that we citizens, we must also change, that somehow we we are also part of the problem, how can a Venezuelan can ask for change of Government, if you do damage to others?, is something illogical; There are people who have taken advantage of the situation, by passing over the others, but then talk about that the Government must change.
Venezuelans don't realize, that the country is going to die, if we do not do the necessary to rescue it, which really wants his country fight for him, the work has to be together, in this union force, we must be able to fight until there is a real change, which will allow us to return to rise again from the ashes we find.
Why I say that in this country there is in whom trust, politicians do not defend the interests of the collective, and that really us this leading to decline in every way; that Venezuela will not mourned by the situation of his country, see as it dies, and nobody does anything to rescue it, I personally, have cried for the situation of my country, and hurts everything that happens, how much more should we expect?, to actually rescue the country we love!...
I hope things get better in Venezuela soon.
I hope a friend, that the country will change soon for best
Good job on getting the word out there. I am glad you are giving us the insider's view of what is going on.
thanks
Thanks for the post. It's good to hear from people on the ground in Venezuela. I'm glad you are part of the Steem community! That's a great quote, by MLK.
In Venezuela there exists one main problem, for which I don't know a good solution, without which your country would not be in such a dire condition. The problem, is the CIA. I want to apologize for my country's behavior, but like most of my fellow citizens, I am on the sidelines, due to a very well managed theater of choice, while US foreign policy continues to ravage several countries around the world, including, more subtly, Venezuela. The US has been trying since Chavez came to power, to destroy his project. I don't envy the Maduro Government, attempting to carry on the Chavez legacy; or the Opposition, who are the pawns of US Empire... I wish for a middle path to emerge. I wish you all the best! I hope for your sake, and many others, that a resolution of some kind will emerge, soon!
Congratulations on a great and successful post @luiscv34!
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Much love to you and your country @luisucv34
Thanks for the support
"No es no", the protest movement to keep Chavez from changing the constitution for another period of presidency unfortunatly failed in 2008.
I was impressed with the demonstrators I joined in Caracas then. 1 mio people on the street, many of them former Chavistas. Our friends guarded us well and there were clear rules: if they told us to do something, we would not ask. It was potentially dangerous, but nothing happened.
In Venezuela, things got worse ever since.
Venezuela could be a Latin Switzerland. A beautiful country with great people and all the fortunes, nature can come up with. Yet...
The other day, a friend had a skype call with some other mutual friend in Caracas. "Hang on", she said casually, interrupting the conversation, "I have to close the windows. The tear gas is coming in."
Unbelievable...how can a country of beautiful women and beauty queens fall into a sorry state like this?