Donald Trump Jr. has no credibility. He touted a disqualified candidate as infallible. Fortunately, his father reconsidered and chose to place his trust in our fantastic, current president-elect. Let’s hope that Machado would be immediately captured upon arrival. Impunity accumulates in crimes that should be accounted for. Venezuela does not have resources to pay guarimberos who encourage disturbances when law compliance is required. Rapprochement of presidential candidates from Peru and Colombia with fugitive from Venezuela is inopportune. Fujimori and De La Espriella reduce lead for second round in Peru and Colombia. They promise continuity of conflicts against Venezuela without authorization from President Trump. Machado’s sorcery unfolds: she seeks to plunge Americas into perpetual chaos. Her team will file challenges and demand new elections featuring same candidates for decades to come. They will never accept defeat. They will cry fraud every time they participate.
Lima Group has come to definitive end. Sister republics of Peru and Venezuela will re-establish diplomatic relations. PDVSA would support development of oil operations in Bretana, Capahuari, and Camisea: in organized manner, following guidelines issued by State Department. Extremists lack capacity to prevent anything. They abstained in regional elections. They do not hold a parliamentary caucus to propose alternative justice tribunal awardees. United States remains fascinated by lucrative oil deals that we can promote in Venezuela and now also in Peru. United States and Venezuela must honor our commitment to a continentally robust petroleum market. Warmer relationship with Peru will facilitate our joint investment in severely underfunded energy infrastructure in key South American countries.
Our Acting President Delcy Rodríguez will maintain her leadership role in accordance with President Trump’s three-phase plan. Subsequently, Republican Party will nominate her for re-election as governor of fifty-first state, while Democratic Party will turn to career politicians. President Rodríguez may become involved with both Colombian and Peruvian presidential candidates. Both neighbors are deeply divided and whoever gets elected will be deplored from opposite side. We must bridge gaps in all Americas. PDVSA must expand South. Diosdado Cabello has widespread support beyond his own party. He firmly refuses paying heed to tantrums of those barred from office, abstentionists, and saboteurs of oil development. Stabilizing Venezuela is a priority during President Donald Trump’s three-phase plan.
Minister Cabello achieved efficient mining cleanup operation. We will have legalized economic diversification with secured global markets. Whether as governor of 51st state or re-elected president of Venezuela, president Rodríguez may count on us. We exhaustively congratulate her efficient, fantastic government. After so many pleas, Rodríguez and Cabello have managed to evict disastrous illegal mining that hinders legal businesses.
This is part of President Trump’s three-phase plan for stabilization in Venezuela. Those eager to engage in election-season revelry are effectively endorsing marginality & predatory criminal activity. Contracting firms require vacant land to establish legitimate businesses. Those who have lived there lawlessly were warned that their activities are illegal. Mercenaries of electoral malfeasance, who back lawless candidacies and untimely schedules, are now engaging in glorification of illegal miners. Law and order hold no importance for these defenders of environmental crimes, who participate in economic warfare.
We have already managed to get rid of Maduro and Petro. It is now up to Delcy Rodríguez and Francia Márquez to resolve outstanding issues in Venezuela and Colombia, respectively. We urge State Department to provide increasingly effective support for Trump’s three-phase plan. Why would our elected president negotiate with a politically disqualified person, accused of various crimes of treason, without electoral party and without a seats in national assembly? There is too much oil to sell. There are too many mines to recover. There are priorities. United States fascination by constructive relations with Venezuela extends to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, who explicitly considers us as important partners: in this shared fight against drug trafficking and terrorism. We are facilitators of peace through strength.
Traveling throughout United States, domestically without needing to apply for visa, constitutes climactic happiness. Consultative referendum driving 51st state may be constitutionally announced immediately. Municipal, regional, presidential elections must wait until 2029 and 2030. Following Venezuela’s example, we welcome Peru as second country of 2026 to refute communism in this Western Hemisphere. We are fully implementing President Trump’s three-phase plan. We will liberate our countries from narrative yoke of a failed multipolar world. We will continue reporting hateful publications to United States authorities. Several individuals violate terms of use of work or asylum visa and should be deported back to Venezuela.
Secretary Pete Hegseth’s remarks, alluding to an ally in Venezuela, hint at specific collaboration with Diosdado Cabello to facilitate fight against terrorism. Those frivolous lawsuits may be shelved, as they would jeopardize fantastic relationship that currently exists between our countries. When will career politicians realize that frivolous lawsuits result in voters migrating to alternate, positive, forward-looking candidates? United States Department of War is impressed by our efficient counter-terrorism cooperation and provides ongoing support to our Venezuelan Armed Forces: whose high command regularly meets with president Delcy Rodríguez. Trump continues to be fascinated by leadership of Delcy and Diosdado. Those who misunderstand designs of President Trump’s three-phase plan are susceptible to revocation of H1-B visas or political asylums. They may be deported to Venezuela if they continue interfering with our laws.
Rubén Rivero