Yesterday I took up a bit of a topic that has to do with what
is happening in Venezuela. The historical links between the Dominican Republic and Venezuela,
which transcend time and in recent years, have perhaps been further strengthened by the
drama and reality that this country is experiencing. The Venezuelans of previous generations,
perhaps the youngest, not so much, but the previous generations who were already
adults and had awareness and notion of reality, must become reciprocated, in part
in the way they decided to bring to power those who today govern. But
perhaps they did so with the hope and promise that those who govern today would
not be in charge of redirecting the course that the country had taken, because
the previous forty years, after the fixed- point pact where it was agreed,
after the fall of the dictatorship of Pérez Jiménez, in the late 1950s,
how this country was to be governed and what was the nation plan that
they had. But in the end, politicians see them as being more super
gifted than one, having more skills or a superior ability to make decisions.
A fucking mistake we always make and make. Politicians are human, fallible,
unable to know and master a vast number of situations and issues. Imagine letting
the politician make decisions even in the realm of your happiness and your personal and
family tranquility. We tend in Latin America to think that politicians may have a
superiority or are above them, although, as one friend says, one cannot
deny that their peers are perhaps what they have the best conditions or are understood
or can be understood to be what they have the best conditions for making the
decisions that benefit us all. But it is not, and we understand and
bequeath in the vote, in going to the polls and in the parties and
in politics the ultimate end of the solution of all our problems. That'
s a mistake. But it is a vice of the Latin American Carlos Rangel,
who is a Venezuelan intellectual and I have mentioned it many times, explains
it and explained it on many occasions. I think in the best place to
find and understand this that he studied with great depth, especially from his experience
in Venezuela. Think of your book from the good savage to the good revolutionary,
and I think there are many friends from Venezuela who have come to the
Dominican Republic. They have already found a place for many of their abilities,
because they live here with the dream that their country can return to being the
country that I knew and return there. What a greater desire I wouldn'
t have for this to be this way, because migrating isn' t easy.
But sometimes there are positions that are irrational and I don' t know
if one reaches those positions by the sentimental, by the desire of the desire
to generate vieus or by the intellectual incapacity of those who sometimes take issues that
do not understand and make it what they are not. I' m saying
this about a tweet he wrote on Monday morning at seven and twenty in the
morning. Lun buddy, here it comes. There is a young woman who
is called I don' t know who Millán, who participates in a program,
who took the tweet and turned it into what it really wasn' t
apparently, and understood that Correa was in the tweet that he wrote congratulating and
cheering because he had won the Madrid regime in Venezuela, who didn' t
win it, but stole the elections and published on Sunday past midnight through his
criminal who has in front of the cn that is called love elluis, a
result that is not the one that Venezuelans expressed in the polls, who possibly
believe that that this gang of criminals who have stolen Venezuela and kidnapped it is
going to get out easily and that they are going to leave with their little
heads, because you are all voting are not in the hands of criminals,
empty murderers who are not going to go for the good ones. So Correa
was writing a tweet in a tone and the one and only sarcastic referring to
this, because sometimes one intuits from experience what is going to end up happening.
I said on Friday that that was what was going to happen, because
that we have already seen in the past and by the way I say that
the painful thing has been that a political figure like Leona del Valle there to
launder the theft of the elections to the regime Corre wrote to the Venezuelan brothers
it is up to them to endure six more years to Nicolás Mas Duro.
There is none other than that the dictatorship has achieved the votes necessary to mount
a fraud. It says a lot in quotes. He says a lot about
him in quotes. Good job of the dictatorship. Go with God. She
was offended because she wrote her that and what she didn' t understand.
He asked in one of the post that they put in the program that she
commented that if she could read, because obviously you don' t know how
to read love, you don' t have, you don' t have
understanding ability to read. And I wouldn' t want to use a term
because we met once, but really the one that applies to you isn'
t exactly not knowing how to read, but being unable to understand. And
that' s for another reason. Indeed, Correa was not celebrating. But
also that attitude that many of you assume knowing that they come from a country
where a dictatorship prevails. Sometimes you are important as perfect dictators and you want
to come here to tell him, as happened to me in the year two
thousand eighteen, of what we can or cannot position ourselves on any subject.
And many do not know that, unlike Venezuela, where it is banned until
today, in the Dominican Republic we can still think and assume that Correa was
giving a supportive opinion that I would not share. But in the context in
which we live here, in the Dominican Republic of freedom, even that can
do and not like you legitimately. But what you can' t lie with
what you don' t understand, then I, thanks to a listener,
already have wider access to Chagi ty Pi, because I asked a question to
chat Gittipe And regarding the tweet, copiel tweet, took a print screen and
went to the app, went up the photograph and asked him and here I
put him. I posted it on my twitter yesterday so that people understand what
understanding reading is, because it' s a shame that a person with a
head and two eyes don' t have the ability to read understandingly. If
there' s something I appreciate burning myself in Spanish the first semester I entered
the University, because the teacher who touched me in Spanish didn' t say
in our faces what we burn to is that you don' t know how
to read, and nobody passes me Spanish. If you cannot read, if
you do not understand what you are reading, when you learn to read understandingly.
I approve of the matter and burned myself because I couldn' t read.
I had to learn like the one who gets to first grade, I
thought I could read. I didn' t know the codes that were made
for paper, but I was unable to understand what I was reading. And
I ask Chagi t p about this tweet by Correa. And it' s
amazing that a computer application has more ability to understand than a human being who,
taking advantage of sentimentality and victim position, attacks and wants to put in
a digital swelling situation a person who wrote something she doesn' t have the
conditions to understand. And I hope you understand now and I hope you see
the video what Correa said? Hey, you Chagi Pi understood me without a
problem. I uploaded the photograph and told him what the author wants to express
in this tweet or me what I ask him and repeat the tweet so that
the people who are synalizing now what Correa Corre wrote wrote to the Venezuelan brothers
it is up to him to endure six more years. To Nicolás Maduro there
is another that the dictatorship has reached the votes necessary to mount a fraud.
It says a lot in quotation marks of the good work of the dictatorship go
with God and I asked him exactly what he means. The author says this
answers Chachi Tipi the twitter. Here, Correa expresses his concern and sympathy,
that is, empathy for Venezuelans, regarding the political situation in his country,
specifically regarding the continuation of Nicolás Maduro' s government? Here are the key
points that the author wants to convey. Number one, disappointment and designation.
The author mentions that Venezuelans will have to endure another six years of Nicolás Maduro,
suggesting a perception of inevitability and resignation before the government' s continuity.
Two criticisms of electoral legitimacy. By referring to the dictatorship having reached the necessary
votes to mount a belt fraud, it implies that the electoral process was manipulated
or fraudulent. This suggests a lack of confidence in the legitimacy of the election
results under Maduro' s government. Two sarcasm and direct criticism of the use
of quotation marks in good work of the dictatorship. On a sarcasm note,
ironically criticizing the Government' s ability to maintain control through tactics that the author
considers fraudulent. Empathy and solidarity. In addressing the Venezuelan brothers and concluding with
God, Correa shows empathy and solidarity with the Venezuelan people, wishing them divine
strength and protection from the adversity that, according to him, represents the Maduro
regime. In short, the tweet here is a strong and sarcastic criticism of
Nicolás Maduro' s government, accusing him of electoral fraud and expressing sympathy and
support for Venezuelans who must endure his administration. You have to be too gross
not to understand that that was what Correa said and not her problem. Possibly
obnubilation, the inability to understand can be products of frustration that is felt before
a fact like this, which does not allow you to understand clearly what you
read. Worse, the worst are those who accompany them on the panel,
who are also unable to understand, who have no condition to tell them when
you are wrong. You' re playing bad. Correano said that, And
the worst thing is to pretend and this I say with a lot of respect,
but do not pretend to come to tell one in the country of us
how we should avenge or comment on the issues of your country, Because,
while it is true that Venezuela is a great ally, it has been in
the past and we have cultural links of many closeness, I think we have
to understand and realize that our realities are different and that we basically try to
be supportive, as in many times in the past, you were. With
that you add us going to the accounts of Correa and you, particularly because
of your inability to understand you sent him a horde of energy to lynch and
attack a person for something that you were not able to understand, that said
the opposite of what you interpreted and as Correa says well, imagine that I
write him a tweet and below I have to put the explanation that I found
in that I did not find that Chapji TP, an artificial teligence application,
was able to do and not a human being with two eyes, a head
and understand one ability to reason and understand what he sees and what he reads.
That' s a shame, and the worst thing is that they put
the block more important than telling the truth on a panel lynch a person and
make it the object of a lie. And that' s very common in
Dominican Republic, which is very problematic and dangerous. Problematic and dangerous, and
what speaks a lot also about the quality and level of many people who call
themselves communicator who are not. So my friend has a hug and this young
woman who, please, devotes more time to understanding reading than, apparently,
seems to be that in the time she stayed in Venezuela' s schools being
educated, she was not taught to read.