
Oscar Perez
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Oscar Perez
@oscarpr12
Musica y Naturaleza, Interes en Arte, Fotografia y Literatura.





RUBIO’S SEQUENCE ON VENEZUELA WAS ALWAYS WRONG Aboard Air Force One, on the way to Beijing, Marco Rubio told Sean Hannity what any serious Venezuela strategy must eventually confront: “There’s going to have to be a process that’s legitimate… presidency, elections, things of that nature. That moment has to arrive”. He was right. He added that “we don’t want to wait too long.” That was right too. But this is taking too long. And delay has consequences. The regime is being normalized without legitimacy, without the slightest democratic mandate, and without acceptance from Venezuelan society. Not by the Venezuelan people. Not by free elections. Not by serious recovery. But by companies and individuals signing deals that have little to do with the orderly rebuilding of the country and everything to do with taking advantage of the weakness and fear of a criminal regime seeking impunity the old-fashioned way. It’s reasonable to assume that the majority of individuals with unrestricted access to @POTUS are celebrating their financial arrangements with Caracas and pitching the status quo as wonderful. Any strategy for Venezuela that does not place Venezuelans at the center is flawed. Ignoring the will of the people is a huge mistake. Ignoring their legitimate disgust with Maduro, Delcy Rodríguez, and the entire machinery of repression and theft is sheer lunacy. For all the talk of stabilization, there is still no real transparency over the oil and gold flows now being managed, tolerated, or enabled by Washington. Who benefits? Where is the money? Meanwhile, some 500 political prisoners remain in jail because Washington misread its leverage or bought the regime’s supporters’ oldest lie: that the alternative to Maduro was and is civil war. This is false. The truth from which honest scenarios should be built is that Venezuelans have fought for 27 years to live in a democracy without resorting to violence. They have organized, voted, marched, negotiated, gone hungry, resisted, and fled. Violence has been the instrument of only one side in this long nightmare: Chavismo. First under Chávez and Maduro. Then under Maduro and the Rodríguez Gómez siblings, Delcy, the “terrific person,” and Jorge, an election-stealing sociopath. You do not build stability by falsifying history or buttressing illegality. There is no way to recover with the type of deal-making we are seeing today, which is all about well-connected people trying to make a quick buck before the rules change. Worse still, some now dress this up as pragmatism and quietly advocate for Delcy Rodríguez as a “long-term” alternative, as if Venezuela’s future should be negotiated around a regime figure who was repudiated in July of 2024 and would be trounced in any truly free and fair election. This significant departure from reason and principle has already demonstrated that Rubio’s sequence was critically flawed. It should never have been stabilization, recovery, transition. It should have been stabilization, transition, recovery. Real stabilization means ending repression, freeing political prisoners, stopping economic theft, and making all flows transparent. How are we doing? Transition is a process with a singular objective: establishing a legitimate elected government that enjoys the support and mandate of its citizens, which is achieved through an election. Only then can real recovery begin. Serious capital requires legitimacy, rule of law, enforceable contracts, credible institutions, and a government Venezuelans and the world can trust. It doesn’t stem from Washington’s decision to recognize those who stole two consecutive elections because it is expedient or because you convinced yourself that the same people who wrecked the country can now be repurposed as the solution. Rubio was right to tell Hannity that moving too fast could have broken things, but moving too slowly is already normalizing the regime that is to blame for all that is broken in Venezuela.




SECRETARY RUBIO: For the first time in over a decade the wealth of Venezuela is benefitting the people of Venezuela. It is in a better place today than it was four months ago, but it needs to stay on that path.

















🇻🇪 #ÚltimaHora 🇻🇪 🔵 María Corina Machado exigió un nuevo CNE, la depuración del Registro Electoral y garantías para realizar elecciones lo antes posible. 🎥 @NTN24 #Venezuela #Urgente









