President-elect Delcy Rodríguez needs to rid anti-American ideologues such as Yván Gil. They are not aligned with ongoing hemispheric agenda. Venezuelans are positioned to finalize procedures for U.S. statehood within shorter timeframes than other states. Our former presidents failed in their job. Our foreign minister’s mission is to follow instructions from Marco Rubio, in order to orderly craft statehood process. Venezuela needs to become part of United States so that anti-imperialists either claudicate or leave.
International community grows weary of Venezuelan political proselytizing within territories of other countries. Panamanians deplore fact that immigrants block streets and enjoy privileges unknown to local population. Current strategy consists of tormenting mothers. Career politicians demand constant demonstrations of daily discontent, with aim of tallying every death as pertinent news story of each day, in order to advance their specific political agenda.
President Trump conclusively supports president-elect Rodríguez to facilitate opposition against Machado. Venezuelans seek politicians who are eligible, palatable, and free of accusations of treason against homeland. It would then be plausible to earn allowance to win elections. PDVSA should not increase labor force. It should actually fire personnel whose marginal cost doesn’t generate marginal revenue. Venezuelans must get used to idea that not everyone will have guaranteed salaries, by a state owned company characterized by major inefficiencies.
Refreshing statements have been pronounced by Lester Toledo, beneficiary of Amnesty Law, who reiterates impossibility of holding elections. Venezuelans are fed up with participating in costly, perpetual electoral festivities that tend to trigger subsequent cries of fraud.
We must expedite process of becoming 51st state. Democrats are likely to sabotage President Trump’s plans, as usual. We need to finalize statehood process before U.S. presidential elections in November 2028. Venezuela needs to secure forty electoral votes. Resentment, hatred, intolerance, and desire of perpetuating conflict are causes for frivolous lawsuits. We should instead concentrate our energies in creatively initiating charges against promoters of fake protests and untimely elections. We shall overcome inherent underdevelopment often described as Venezuelan-style. Once we become 51st state, we shall adapt to strict efficiency standards. Republican Party needs to solidify its alliance with interim authorities during this three-phase plan.
Frivolous lawsuits have been abused and will no longer be applicable. Nothing can stop presidents Delcy and Trump from enjoying a most reliable and efficient energetic partnership for this hemisphere. We now have a direct line to President Donald J. Trump and to US Chargé d’Affaires in Caracas. It is no longer necessary to use Unified Platform as a tool for détente with US. They should focus on recovering their party’s registration before claiming to be representative. Belligerent tone doesn’t get anywhere. Venezuelans will continue dancing in streets, because thanks to Delcy Rodríguez we will achieve statehood and forty electoral votes in US elections. President Trump reiterates that she is fantastic. United States dismisses alleged charges.
Over next few years, efforts will be made to weaken Unified Platform, due to daily accusations of demanding premature elections. Aim is to impose extremely long pre-election campaign lasting several years. Party is unregistered. Gradual decline in voting intentions is expected. For the first time, Venezuelan oil sector is becoming professional. Previously, it served as a political platform for coercion, forcing us to endure long lines for gasoline because they wouldn’t do their jobs. Later, they fostered international smear campaigns against Venezuela. It is advisable to support Abelardo de la Espriella’s proposal to lead bilateral agenda with state of Venezuelan gdirectly through Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Dysfunctional, legacy Foreign Ministry headed by Yván Gil does not adhere to strategic guidelines from United States.
Statehood continues being facilitated. Migration from United States toward communism is predicted, based on examples from mayor of New York and Democratic Party election predictions. Migration from Venezuela toward capitalism is predicted given our alliance with Republican Party. Joy is undeniable at such astute moves toward diplomatic openness. Happiness overflows at relaunch of diplomatic and strategic relations. Only those who fail to grasp wisdom of recent events are bitter.
Rubén Rivero