2018 Venezuelan presidential election event
also: fraudulent election in 2018, November 2000 election, 2000 vote, 1998 presidential vote, Venezuela's 2013 election, next presidential election, 2018 election, Maduro's re-election, the election, the vote, upcoming presidential vote
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Nikki Haley exposed
2018 Venezuelan presidential election documented
“Today's so-called election in Venezuela is an insult to democracy, said Nikki Haley on Twitter. It's time for Maduro to go, she said. Though the EU and the Organization of American States, OAS, had previously declined invitations from the C…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Corporate Coup-Venezuela Part 2 @ 1:09:34
Organization of American States exposed
2018 Venezuelan presidential election documented
“In a May 21st statement titled, quote, the day after the farce, unquote, OAS Secretary General Luis Imago declared his organization would follow Washington's lead and reject Maduro's reelection, vowing to continue struggling for the end of …”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Corporate Coup-Venezuela Part 2 @ 1:10:05
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The former bus driver turned autocrat had ruled Venezuela for five years and recently, quote unquote, won re-election in a contest widely considered to be fraudulent, widely considered to be fraudulent by the United States, who is absolutel…
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And the diddy made me do it argument. The opportunity came when, by order of Venezuelan's legislature, Juan Guaido was installed as Venezuelan's acting president in 2019, following a fraudulent election in 2018, which I absolutely love that…
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because that's what they want here. Yet before Chavez could escalate his transformation of Venezuela, he would have to win a fresh mandate under the country's updated constitution. When an election was set for November 2000, the United Stat…
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Even though at home, it's exactly what the Democrats tell you they want to do. As Chavez gained popularity and overturned the pro-corporate agenda, Washington and Santana launched an active campaign to sabotage his leadership at every turn.…
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Even though at home, it's exactly what the Democrats tell you they want to do. As Chavez gained popularity and overturned the pro-corporate agenda, Washington and Santana launched an active campaign to sabotage his leadership at every turn.…
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openly thanked the U.S.-backed Inter-American Development Bank for funding its production, which works hand-in-hand with USAID. Santana ran a failed effort to halt Venezuela's National Constituent Assembly process the following year that wa…
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Santana's bid to impair Venezuela's revolutionary momentum failed. Chavez won nearly 60% of the votes in the November 2000 election, securing a new term under Venezuela's new constitution. He then endeavored to revamp the national education…
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In the event of the president's death, a new election by universal suffrage and direct ballot shall be held within 30 consecutive days. Within a week of Chavez's March 5th passing, Venezuela's electoral commission scheduled the next preside…
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in its coverage of Maduro. U.S. and European media reports on Venezuela's 2013 election almost universally reduced Maduro's character to that of Chavez's hand-picked successor, which is not untrue. He was. While sowing doubt that someone wh…
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Venezuela's heeded their revolutionary leader's call and elected Chavez as president on October 14, 2013. Venezuela's National Electoral Council declared Maduro's victory over Capriles by a narrow margin of 234,934 votes. Though Capriles in…
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Even so, Maduro struck a conciliatory tone towards Capriles and other members of the opposition during his April 19th inaugural address, announcing his intentions to extend a hand and build an inclusive nation for everybody. Maduro's rush t…
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Asserting U.S. officials lobbied for Mudd's withdrawal on part of their effort to delegitimize the upcoming presidential vote, which was slated for May 20th. Now, what dictator do you know that actually decides to have an election out of cy…
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Because USAID and the CIA sabotaged the 2004 election and overthrew the democratically elected president. And I'm sure that's what they're hoping for here. Indeed, the U.S.-backed opposition decision to boycott the 2018 election accomplishe…
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You pay the opposition to boycott the election, and then you accuse the winner of the boycotted election as being a dictator. Perfect. If Maduro was the only candidate on the ballot, optics would demonstrate that he was unwilling to face op…
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a vocal critic of U.S. interference in his country's internal affairs, was so threatening to Washington that it apparently prepared to undermine even those candidates who opposed Maduro. Despite Washington's subversive campaign, including a…
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He won with roughly 68% of the votes. Falcon got 21%. A third candidate, who was an evangelical pastor, secured 10% of the votes. With three candidates on the ballot in a Maduro victory, Washington's delegitimization campaign had fallen fla…
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Today's so-called election in Venezuela is an insult to democracy, said Nikki Haley on Twitter. It's time for Maduro to go, she said. Though the EU and the Organization of American States, OAS, had previously declined invitations from the C…
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In a May 21st statement titled, quote, the day after the farce, unquote, OAS Secretary General Luis Imago declared his organization would follow Washington's lead and reject Maduro's reelection, vowing to continue struggling for the end of …
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Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a fresh round of sanctions on Caracas, describing Maduro's re-election as a sham. Though a vast majority of the world's governments, including Russia, China, and India, accepted Maduro's win, …