That's literally true, and we all know who she first dedicated her award to.

The clue is not the Venezuelan people

I know about that but she's never been pro-LGBT, never fully supported them and she hasn't been seen doing anything of real help for them within her party

Her entire political career so far has been about becoming president at all costs, even if it means sabotaging others who don't think like her

She also never questioned Trump's decision to remove Venezuelans, both migrants and legal residents, from the USA and send them to El Salvador's largest prison.

Some right-wingers on social media believe she's left-wing, when in reality she's a liberal conservative.

She no longer talks about progressivism with minorities; now she speaks more like a saleswoman, like the rest of her family.

and before the events of 2000, he took full advantage of the misfortunes and consequences of the Punto Fijo Pact, compounded by Rafael Caldera's grave error in pardoning him to allow him to participate in the 1998 elections.

that's why my people like to use the excuse "Maduro has the guns!" which is true, yes, but they forget that little detail about their Iron Lady)

(I hated that idiot who should have been overthrown years ago, but not in that way; thanks to the same Nobel Prize winner who created an anti-gun law so the state could keep them,

Yes exactly, because corruption isn't exclusive to the left, and the tactics and tactics of past corrupt officials can be used by other sides of the political spectrum.

True, because they tried to remove Chávez using an outdated constitution instead of a current one*

The damage Chile suffered was done by corrupt right-wingers, and voting for someone associated with Pinochet and Germany during World War II wouldn't be the best idea for them.

Literally, all of Latin America is in a phase of "a country without memory is doomed." 4/4

Adding to this, Venezuelans themselves shouldn't interfere in the opinions of other countries, especially if they don't know Chile's history. 3/4

We are truly few who know our history in depth aka not just what is happening today, and nobody wants to listen to us.

And now that you mention Chile because of its political horrors, unfortunately they don't want to know their own history either, and their current elections are coming up soon. 2/4

Venezuelan society is largely a mix of cowardly and selfish individuals who only think of their own well-being, adding to the damage done by all the corrupt governments before Chávez and Maduro, as well as the damage done by both of them. 1/4

(Preaching to a choir here but idk how many people are well versed in the history of actual changes of regime versus like the “color revolution” silly ass claims often made and so on)

The things done in Abu Ghraib etc during the bush years were not ad hoc invented they had been trial runned under Pinochet under Suharto, in Assad’s Nazi designed death camp prisons. There’s a playbook. We can’t let them start running it.

A U.S. dictator of “democracy” would absolutely fake elections, crush dissent, open CIA Pinochet torture sites in places like the basements of large public places always on the mind but just out of sight. We know this. We have seen it happen across the world