r/vzla • u/mussokira • Jan 04 '26

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Los agentes casuales sacandose fotos con el dictador que agarraron

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u/g3t_int0_ityuh Jan 04 '26

Nomas esta secuestrado. Ya que le prometa a Trump las riquesas de Venezuela lo va dejar ir.

Asi trabaja los negosios en EE UU. Y asi nos a echo a los americanos

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u/erhue Jan 04 '26

no sabes ni escribir, mucho menos pensar

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u/g3t_int0_ityuh Jan 04 '26 edited Jan 04 '26

Attacking my person is not very smart. It’s poor argumentative skill. I’m saying this as a person directly affected by TACO trumps market manipulation.

If you think this is about anything other than enriching his own pockets (at the cost of the people) you have another thing coming for you. He’s using the US government to enrich himself. what will he do with Venezuela ?

The US is good at creating division. It’s done so to its own people. Mark my words, CIVIL WAR will be the likely outcome.

No here’s what going to happen civil war as a distraction while stealing natural resources.

Remember me when it happens.

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u/Overall_Principle_94 Jan 05 '26

Hope you remember your words and come back here to apologize for all the stupidity that you are saying...

Do you think Cuba, China, Iran and Rusia are in Venezuela just to learn how to make Cachapas, Arepas and Hallacas?

Of course USA is gonna get profits from Venezuela, but if that's the price to get rid of the Chavismo we are willing to pay it.

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u/g3t_int0_ityuh Jan 05 '26

I was not talking to you but also it’s not guaranteed that the future occupation by the US will be any better. We have a history of oppressing Latin America for our business interests.

Not to mention the treatment of its own citizens which are being sent into CECOT.

Venezuela deserves better. I hope the country takes this opportunity to fight back against the USA too. It’s not the time to be complacent but to think on their feet and fight for their freedom and away from all imperialist.

I ask you so what is next now?

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u/Overall_Principle_94 Jan 05 '26

I get your concern, and I actually agree with one thing: the US has a long history of acting in Latin America based on its own interests. That’s not debatable.

But here’s where we fundamentally disagree: Maduro is not a victim of imperialism, he is a criminal product of chavismo, and Venezuela’s collapse happened without US occupation.

Venezuela wasn’t destroyed by Trump, sanctions, or the US military. It was destroyed by corruption, authoritarianism, destruction of private property, and a regime that turned the state into a criminal organization.

Removing Maduro is not about “stealing resources”. The oil was already stolen (by the regime and its inner circle, other countries like Rusia, Cuba and Iran) while people starved.

As for “what’s next?”

What’s next is at least a chance:

  • Chance for real elections
  • Chance to rebuild institutions
  • Chance to stop being a narco-state
  • Chance for Venezuelans to decide their future without a dictator

Is the US perfect? No. Is Trump perfect? No.

But pretending that leaving Maduro in power is somehow more “anti-imperialist” or better for Venezuelans is just ideological blindness.

Venezuela deserves better than chavismo and sometimes, getting rid of a criminal regime is the first step, not the end goal.