Can' t you hear this? Which I find out because you can'
t hear. Imagine now this you don' t hear anymore I' m
already good morning, greetings welcome to those who tune now lesmo in the morning.
I want to send a hug to Venezuelan friends who tune in to the
rhythm of the morning. I am more than twenty- five years old,
well, not twenty- five complete, but since the year ninety- eight,
following the process of generating Venezuelan institutions and society at the hands of a
group of politicians who pushed him to think that a military man with murderous intentions,
that a military man who sought to kill even the daughters of a president
to put him out of power, that a cynic who said on television that
we have not been able to seize power for now forgiven by a rat who
ended the last days of his life as a politician in the service of Venezuela,
releasing or allowing to release him who would end up being his executioner.
Really, Venezuela’ s society was enchanted. And I apologize because a Dominican
helped to win Chávez in the ninety- eight and Chávez and by far already
seen was his strategy. I apologize from the Dominican Republic, but I think
many thought, including that man, that Chávez wasn' t going to be
as cursed as he ended up being thanks to Dion Cancer. He consumed it
with a lot of suffering and I think that in part all the hatred,
division, resentment, all the deaths and failure that caused in his fourteen years
in front of Venezuela almost fifteen. In part Providence charged that thousand inherited from
others that Maldad does not spare them very well trained by the Cubans to occupy
the role he occupies, which is Nicolás Maduro Moro, the driver of Guagua,
Rockero, who would end up being the right hand of Chávez and his
Heredero dolphin. Venezuela has a very interesting, very interesting history. I'
m fascinated by Venezuelan history, but in the case of contemporary history we'
ve had to do with it because he didn' t tell it a book,
but because we' ve been seeing it for years, minutes with minutes.
I think a lot of people, maybe because they' re unillusioned,
maybe because they' re naive, maybe because they don' t know or
have not studied enough the story of these characters who raise these ideas and defend
them. Perhaps those do not understand what is happening in Venezuela, what has
happened and what will continue to happen in Venezuela. Once, my friend Correa
told me the expression that a Cuban told him when the regime that today destroyed
Cuba. There are still assholes who say Cuba is wrong because of the blockade
and they argue with you and you don' t look at it. That
the blockade has not been Cuba' s problem. Cuba' s problem has
been the oppressive murderous thief regime that they have had since January 1st, nineteen
hundred and fifty- nine. And that Cuban told Correa when he went to
study in the nineties, Correa, we got tired of hope. We died
on the shores of the Malecon, hoping to warn an American ship to come
to overthrow the dictatorship. And several generations later we are talking about sixty-
five years later, the Cuban regime continues to destroy Cuba. Of the Cuban
regime there are still apologists in the world who defend those murderous dictators who destroyed
the richest country until the time of Latin America, which was Cuba. Despite
the dictatorship he had in Cuba, there were a lot of things. First
of all, in the rest of Latin America, Cuba has a complex history
as well. But in the nine hundred and fifty- nine, Cubans were
the richest in Latin America and Fidel destroyed that. In four years. Chávez
came to power in January of the year. In February of the year nineteen
hundred and ninety- nine, a Venezuela many problems, a Venezuela with a
very difficult and conflictive decade, like the eighties. The 1990s was like a
lost decade for that country. And this man comes with the promise of redeeming
the redeemer full of hatred, resentment, surrounded by the worst, of the
worst scum of Venezuelan politics and society. It comes to power, it assaults
power and in the process the worst of Latin America comes to it and the
world and they help it to stick like a remora, like a parasite of
power in Venezuela. I day to ten years with year VI the process of
Venezuelan generation, because I was passionate about what was going on there. When
Chavez dies, many thought that Venezuela was going again to meet false freedom,
because Venezuela' s misfortune has not been that chavismo governs, but that,
on the other hand, there has been a group of people who have been
able to agree with those who govern to make a pantomime of opposition and also
benefit from jumping public coffers and stealing hope from Venezuelan people. Yes, that
we came to the death of Chávez and to the arrival of the satrap Maduro
to power and with Maduro, the worst criminals of Chavismo, taking face and
being in charge of many institutions in that country. His own associates ran away
out there. Anda Ramírez, who was president of predevesa Anda the general esophial,
also exiled a group of random people who stormed power along with Chávez,
who helped destroy Venezuela, who today are supposedly exiled and affected by the regime,
when they were what helped to establish what today governs Venezuela. Venezuela'
s last hope was perhaps Maria Corina Machado. I don' t think Maria
Corina Machado will be released and left not last night by the garbage run by
the CN called Elis Amoroso and look for the story of that gentleman. Oh,
thank God, he' s blazing you and he' s looking in
the devil. She took her, who was the president of the cn that
headed the being the National Electoral Council of Venezuela during all the frauds that validated
Chávez and that validated Maduro, except two exceptions in that process. Mr Amoroso
last night already marked the direction the regime is going to take towards the opposition.
They pointed out that they did not give the results early because it was
a terrible, interrupting product of a hack that even the Dominican Republic mentioned in
that mature process said it and, on the other hand, there is published.
They speak the regime' s newspapers, the universal one that is now
of the regime and all the newspapers and the means of the regime in Venezuela
for you to see and what you' re going to say well, they
point to that as electoral terrorism and you know who the terrorist is going to
be. Of course, María Corina Machado and if she doesn' t get
her company in the next two weeks, she' s going to have to
walk in powdery way along the border with any of the countries that makes Venezuela
of that country and forget about that sheath because they have made with many.
I, unfortunately, said so on Friday. My heart wants freedom for Venezuela
the facts. Reality tells me that' s not gonna happen. I said
on Friday, arriving on Monday, if I had put money on a bench
with the result, I would say that the boys today had room. Unfortunately,
I understand that there are many people and Lusa. I understand that there
are many people who have not sat down to analyze that they are not Democrats,
they are gangs of criminals of the worst type and the one who does
not understand is naive. We' re not talking about decent people. They
' re not honorable people, respectable people. They' re cute teas that
are ruling a country. It' s a criminal mob that has a hijacked
country, drug traffickers, mobsters, murderers, etcetera. You are thinking that
Venezuela is something similar to the Dominican Republic. Who are the governments? No,
that' s so far away. Here we have some of the other
charlatan in power by most people who are here in service. It' s
moderately honorable. There is no honor there in those who govern, in those
who have control of power. So with that rawness I feel sorry for Venezuelan
friends. They' re so crooked that those guys. Those guys have no
limits. They went to Chile, kidnapped a military man who escaped Venezuela,
who was under the protection of a political exile in Chile. They went to
his house, kidnapped him, killed him, buried him in a place and
put cement up there so he wouldn' t show up and find out what
the Aragua train is. In Venezuela, don' t be so witty.
Unfortunately, Venezuela still has a long way to go and that is to travel.
And unfortunately, that way of the Cross is not the one who has
the power to travel it. They are the plain people, the ordinary people
who will have to continue to live the consequences of the damned who rule not
for the benefit of them, but for their own benefit.