It is really good to be able to get information from inside Venezuela. Your comment has provided me with a few things to look into with Gustavo Cisneros being first on the list. You wrote 'There are so much more things to know, and to comment... but I shall not.' but you should. I'm sure many would be interested based on the information you shared in your comment. Following you & if you decide to write a proper blog post about life in Venezuela both personally & politically you can count on a resteem & 100% upvote from me.
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Hi @jimbobbil, thank you. I just read your "What happened to all the protest songs?" post and man, you just inspired the content for it ... I will probably start writing it in the morning when I come back from signing and voting after the national plebiscite (consultation) that's going to take place here.
If it is ok with you guys (@lovejoy and @jimbobbill) I'd like to ask your permission to mention you and link both of your posts.
It'll be a music-wise related story to a subject that actually has to do with both of your posts content.
Following you also Jim, thanks for the support. Music business here is one of the favorite money laundry scheme s for this drug kingpins we have as political leaders and army generals. I've seen some pretty messy stuff "working" with a few "artists" related to them. ;-) I'll make it worh the while. Thanks so much.
Permission granted. I look forward to reading your post. It'll be interesting to see how Venezuelan vote too.