The real truth is that there was nothing new about Venezuelan politics that motivated me to write something else. Since that time now, everything remains the same, (same or better for the government and the same or worse for the opposition). Unfortunately
Venezuelan opposition has no drag. There are a lot of people fighting over a banana, as they say in Creole. The old politics as usual trying not to lose what little space you have, and new trying to make a bit of that space. But as seen in recent primaries of the opposition, no gain or to run an errand. (Another saying Creole). Young, protesting that they were not allowed to participate, and the old fighting to clean knife to make a bit of attention. A real pig sty! Too bad. Meanwhile
internal elections of the ruling party was a true example of participatory democracy. So they told me about friends who are certainly not Chavistas. How many young people of the PSUV won in their municipalities? Many, many. Among the best known: Robert Serra or Sierra, forgive me the slip, and Jorge Amorin. Two young people who have demonstrated their ability and willingness to work.
Well, I can only wish success to all participants who came nominated to participate in the elections next September and as always, it is best for me Venezuela.
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