Hello friend, I have been a bit busy preparing everything my children need to start the new school year, and so I am sorry for not giving you prompt answer on this comment. I understand and share your views on the breakdown of democracy in the United States. Regarding the Venezuelan opposition candidate, it is true that there are serious doubts about the impartiality of the judicial and electoral powers, but how powerful and motivating it would have been for the millions of Venezuelans who voted against Maduro to see him having the courage to come out of his shelter and fight in all ways possible. As I have said to you other times, Venezuelan opposition "leadership" is always faulting. Thanks for your sound feedback again.
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Hello, @limonta. I appreciate you reporting on Venezuela, but I'd suggest being careful when conflating your personal opinions with facts that you can verify. When you say that the Venezuelan opposition's leadership is always faulting, you're presenting very distinct situations in different contexts with different leaders as if they were the same, and they aren't.
This move by the TSJ isn't what it seems it is, the regime's situation isn't what it seems to be either and neither are the statements by the Armed Forces or any other major actor. If you want to understand more, I've been posting about it for the past week, and you may also ask me whatever you wish in order to clarify any doubts. Thanks again for showing interest in Venezuela's situation.