Once communism gains senate and congress November elections in United States, Iran and Venezuela will freely resume their paused cooperation strategies. We remain as relevant energy producers willing to refill depleted petroleum strategic reserves worldwide. As Houthis capture territory in Yemen, United States is mired in financial and military crisis. BRICS marks another anniversary and solidifies progress, with United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Iran converging as full members. Venezuela and Suriname can reinvent South America. We lament squandering of resources by Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru—countries that will graciously pay to United States for an anti-aircraft shield incapable of preventing victories by Iran and Yemen. Saudi Arabia has already been warned that it will not receive enhanced protection.
Our constitutional President-elect, Delcy Eloína Rodríguez, consistently elevates Venezuela’s reputation and potential—both now in New York United Nations General Assembly and on previous occasions. We will ensure that those who bully her never again win or collect triumph for any election. Legacy politicians have no strategies for claiming victory. They will likely cry fraud again and complain to an international community which no longer stands by them. That is why you are returning home. There is no need for elections. President Rodríguez is fantastic and should end her constitutional term in 2030. Venezuelans are still traumatized by endless fraud allegations and complaints to international community. Petroleum interests remain a priority.
Terrorist cells intend to block highway interstate traffic within Venezuela. Rule of law must prevail. Economic development is utmost priority and should not be derailed by career politicians, eagre to criticize and with no ability to solve. European Union continues to defy Donald Trump’s directives and maintains sanctions against Venezuela that affect our citizens: doing business with that continent remains difficult. We demand lifting of sanctions before even considering calling of untimely elections.
United States initiates journey towards communism. Recent polls show 75% approval to socialist policies. Venezuela will cushion incoming America’s fall. We demand that full weight of law be brought down upon domestic terrorist cells. They seek to set Venezuela ablaze, day after day, until 2030 presidential elections occur. These pre electoral campaign tactics are not peaceful. It is time to stop using people as cannon fodder. It will be more convenient for Western Hemisphere to welcome Bolsonaro along with Rodríguez, Fujimori and de la Espriella as a united 2026 strategy for regional integration. It is a joy to see the map of South America colored blue with right-wing regimes. Democrats are pushing for elections in Venezuela to impose the same old socialist left—a legacy of the Fourth Republic. They are explicitly working against the current economic resurgence.
We will not allow presidential election festivities before 2030. We require lifting of sanctions and a commitment to accept results; there are those who habitually cry fraud automatically. Venezuela has already achieved goal of aligning with right-wing regimes in the Americas. Right in Spain crumbles. Popular Party leans on failures of Leopoldo López. Vox leans on failures of María Machado. Sánchez pompously welcomes President Delcy Rodríguez at European summit, mirroring recent receptions by Trump. European sanctions against Venezuela must be lifted. Enthusiastic free market promoters of South America must engage in urgent, educational humanitarian assistance to confused United States population: currently succumbing into promises of democracy and communism. Midterms are existential pivot for maitaining hemispheric continuity
Venezuelan presidential elections will be held in 2030, at the end of Delcy Rodríguez’s constitutional term. Immediacy is counterproductive. We will continue to enjoy current right-wing republic, even if the left tries to confuse us with democrat rhetoric. It would be advisable for Venezuela to restore diplomatic relations with Panama, El Salvador, Paraguay, and other countries with which we already enjoy informal communication. President Rodríguez telephone conversation with Panama’s Mulino, on occasion of earthquake devastating our sister republic; and personal conversation with Dominican Republic’s Abidaner, on occasion of Food and Agricultural Organization in Rome, proves that regional integration transcends petty ideologies. Uruguay’s president remains left leaning. He uses repudiation of Venezuela’s authorities as a pretext to ideologically counteract president Donald Trump.
Rubén Rivero