Excellent news continues. Each episode brings us closer to becoming long-awaited 51st state. We will be able to choose between Republicans and Democrats based on our perspective regarding how United States might influence global affairs in future. Diplomatic reciprocity requires our imposing visa requirements on U.S. citizens, since they require visas from us. If they wish to enter Venezuela on domestic flights, they must first admit us as 51st state. Upgrading electric power sector is less expensive than upgrading oil and gas industries; therefore, successfully completing this straightforward task is a matter of urgency. Ebullient congratulations continue to arrive from United States for Diosdado Cabello, who has demonstrated grounds for removal from sanctions lists. Trend arises toward improvement in official and administrative performance. Subversive narrative will not be tolerated in Venezuela
Venezuela’s northermost coordinate is 16.414 N and -63.127 W, halfway between Isla de Aves, Nevis and Montserrat. Our maritime exclusive economic zone must be defended. Closely examine chain-of-command banners displayed at military installations. Some still show photos of Chávez and Maduro and omit any mention of Delcy Rodríguez. United States military, as guarantor of security in Venezuelan territory, needs to better supervise its subordinates.
Damn all those who only think about elections. We will not want more elections or underdeveloped electoral campaigns. Those who do not want to implement the economic development proposed by Delcy Rodríguez and the United States will be strongly repudiated and will lose again. If Dinorah Figuera returns to build bridges within stabilization framework proposed by Presidents Trump and Rodríguez, welcome. If this return obeys those who never collected triumph and now try to impose a narrative of untimely elections, damn it. It is much better better for Machado to remain on sidelines. If she were to return into Venezuela, she will serve prison sentence for treason to homeland. She should pay compensation for economic damages as she purposefully scares away investments.
Dinorah Figuera briefly changed a description in her profile that can be interpreted as usurpation of functions. National Assembly 2026 does not exist. Damn all those who incite citizens to commit electoral crimes in untimely campaigns. Jorge Rodríguez leads National Assembly of 2025 which is the year such national assembly was elected. there was confusion as Dinorah Figuera claimed before landing that she presided such Assembly and dismissed the 2015. Fortunately the error was corrected. Malediction remains in effect against all those who endorse constant, unnecessary elections. They are a bunch of sore losers. They don’t know how to handle victory. They want to force rest of us to endure deceitful election campaigns. They do not support economic recovery. They seek to impose navigated exiles on Venezuela’s internal domestic affairs. Achieving United States statehood would reinforce requirement that only those with verifiable residency here may participate in local affairs. Those who left our territory are already in other states.
Legacy bureaucracies were not consulted for dialogue. All these entrenched cliques that have been in place for decades tend to be politicized; they are always looking to get a piece of cake for themselves. Venezuela is happily getting rid of career politicians. In addition to petroleum, fantastic president Delcy Rodríguez has announced strategic investment by General Electric in our electrical generation and distributions grid. Requirements by petroleum industry will be met. Since Dinorah Figuera does not have political aspirations, it will be her responsibility to talk indefinitely with Jorge Rodríguez, in order to guarantee potable narratives.
United States will not allow electoral populists to destroy ongoing business. It is gratifying to observe how Embassy of United States of America is quickly adapting to local daily dynamics, despite siege caused by inconsolable activists, whose protests reduce likelihood of approval for tourist or business visa applications. In commemoration of Battle of Carabobo, we’ll continue fighting against those who did not collect victory in completed elections, who instead chose to inspire pity from international community. Resignation and patience are necessary for survival of losers.
Rubén Rivero