Venezuela I firmly believe that we will be free

A constitutional solution is not necessarily electoral. Who says it? The Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in its articles 70, 71, 333 and 350. The Constitution today orders Venezuelans a change towards a democratic regime (in peace and freedom) but by special means.

Apparently some forget crimes against humanity that are committed by those who today exercise power. We are in a concentration camp in the worst Nazi style and some think that doing justice is anger or revenge.

We are being annihilated and some see with good eyes our executioners. Venezuela will never forget the government infamy to which it has been subjected in this ill-named revolution.

When dictatorships begin to intensify repression, it is because they know what comes to them and equally, when they begin to create wars that do not exist, with their neighbors, this with the purpose of awakening a Nationalist feeling and improving its image.

The regime manipulates us to make us believe that there is no way out, so that we fall into that toxic and defeatist attitude of citizens who lost their motivation, want to uproot us, want us to feel disgust for Venezuela, to hate it, to forget about it. the good memories, that we think that they will not leave the power. That is why I invite that we must maintain our morals and our attitude as liberators, it is time to unite and bring our nation forward decently. I do not fall into defeatism, I firmly believe that we will be free.

To the Chavistas, and Madurista, I ask you this question: Will you not celebrate the day when Nicolás Maduro and his combo of delinquents leave power and democracy is restored in Venezuela?

Reason your answer ...

Written by Jhon A. Romero.-