To argue that “terror is the point” in Venezuela just like it is in the US ignores a key aspect of Venezuela’s historical development—the Venezuelan people have been under siege by US economic terrorism and hybrid warfare since the early 2000s. They have been the target of extensive CIA-backed right-wing Venezuelan regime change plots (see Juan Guaidó, Carlos Vecchio, Leopoldo López, Lester Toledo, etc). Doesn’t the fact that the US had to resort to illegally kidnapping the president in an operation that killed dozens of Venezuelan civilians serve as proof that the Bolivarian Revolution was justified?
To argue that “terror is the point” in Venezuela just like it is in the US ignores a key aspect of Venezuela’s historical development—the Venezuelan people have been under siege by US economic terrorism and hybrid warfare since the early 2000s. They have been the target of extensive CIA-backed right-wing Venezuelan regime change plots (see Juan Guaidó, Carlos Vecchio, Leopoldo López, Lester Toledo, etc). Doesn’t the fact that the US had to resort to illegally kidnapping the president in an operation that killed dozens of Venezuelan civilians serve as proof that the Bolivarian Revolution was justified?
I can't speak for Fausta, but at PWS we're generally not fans of police torture and sureveillace states regardless of flags
This piece isnt about "Is the Bolivarian Revolution justified." It's about giving voice to someone whose voice has been taken, twice.
No State is immune to criticism from our point of view. Bad actions should be condemned
I think you have us confused with someone else:
https://www.piratewireservices.com/p/meet-the-us-protectorate-of-venezuela