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MAS: Gobierno nacional ratificó carácter autoritario con presencia de Castro, Zelaya, Morales y Ortega en Venezuela

Caracas 06/03/23. (PS).- Para Segundo Meléndez, presidente nacional del Movimiento al Socialismo MAS, El gobierno nacional este 5 de marzo “ratificó su carácter autoritario con los actos de conmemoración de la muerte del expresidente Chávez solo con ver quiénes eran los acompañantes y a los que pudiéramos denominar la Internacional autoritaria: Raúl Castro, Manuel Zelaya, Evo Morales y la tapa del frasco, Daniel Ortega”.

Explicó que este evento, tal como se escenificó, “muestra una gran debilidad de esa corriente en América Latina, porque mientras la izquierda democrática ha crecido, el acompañamiento al grupo autoritario se redujo significativamente, expresando posiciones aparentemente contradictorias a nuestra realidad”, destacando además que la presencia de este grupo en el país “es una señal muy mala para el país cuando justamente el autoritarismo viene haciendo estragos en Venezuela”.

Aseguró que en Venezuela se ha podido mantener “a duras penas” el diálogo entre el gobierno y sectores de la oposición, así como también con el gobierno de los Estados Unidos “sin embargo, el presidente Ortega se da el lujo de señalar la inconveniencia del diálogo con los Estados Unidos, tratando de negar lo que nosotros creemos que es necesario en las condiciones del país y donde precisamente el gobierno nacional ha obtenido algunos avances”.

“Actuando en una comandita autoritaria indudablemente, estas posiciones más cerradas y negadas al diálogo, pueden cobrar fuerza en ese grupo y aumentar el costo que esas políticas están teniendo en nuestros países y para Venezuela en particular”, precisó

Ataque a entendimiento opositor

El dirigente naranja advirtió que la debilidad gubernamental también es posible apreciarla en el esfuerzo de la dirigencia oficialista en llevar adelante una campaña a través de sus principales voceros, atacando las posibilidades de entendimiento de la oposición para competir en las elecciones de 2024. “Esto se realiza por la vía de los esfuerzos que hacen de incidir dividiendo a la oposición e intrigar para mantener una situación que haga difícil la unidad opositora”.

En su opinión, las amenazas realizadas frecuentemente por Diosdado Cabello sobre las inhabilitaciones, “intentan tener un peso sobre lo que esto puede significar en el entendimiento de la oposición y de los resultado finales a los que se pueda llegar en este proceso electoral”.

Recordó que frente a esta situación, “desde el MAS hemos propuesto un pacto de no agresión entre los candidatos y los distintos factores políticos y sociales que participan para concentrarnos en la necesidad de unificar a toda la oposición porque tenemos la posibilidad, como nunca antes, de ganar las elecciones en 2024”.

Juan José Ojeda Díaz / Prensa de Solidaridad

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The romantic and the revolutionary

DISCLAIMER! I do not believe (at least as of now) in Marxism as an effective way for ridding the world of the problems that ail it, nor do I believe in Communism of any kind. All I do believe in is standing up for one’s rights and one’s freedom and in the principle of Vasudaiva Kutumbakam.

Today is the 9th of October, 2020. 53 years ago on this very day, a great revolutionary left this mortal world. He was barely even 40 years old. Yet, more than half a century later his legacy lives on, not just in Cuba where he lived or Argentina where he was born or even Bolivia where he was assassinated (but where he has now been apotheosized), but in every such part of this planet where people decide to rise in indignation against the tyranny of the powers that be. He has, today, become a symbol of the never-ending revolution, of the ceaseless fight against oppression, against status quo, of INQUILAB.

Ernesto 'Che' Guevara was a Cuban revolutionary and guerrilla warfare exponent who along with his 'comrade' Fidel Castro successfully led a rebellion against the despotic rule of Fulgencio Batista in the tiny North American island of Cuba in the 1950s and also against the wider exploitative capitalist force which he believed was the main reason why Latin America was plagued by widespread poverty in those days.

But to speak of Che just in terms of his political exploits is to paint only half the picture of the doctor-turned-revolutionary who, unlike many of his ilk, was also a romantic.

Hidden behind his demeanour of an alpha was an idyllic heart of a charismatic young lad who, staring at the future that lay in front of him with rose-tinted glasses, had declared that his "destiny was to travel" as he embarked on an epiphanic odyssey traversing an entire continent by straddling a rickety La Poderosa II along with his dear friend Alberto Granado, chronicles of which have been revived today in the form of the best seller "The Motorcycle Diaries" And travel, he did, as his revolution and faith in guerrilla warfare took him places- both metaphorically and literally. After having worked towards emancipating Cuba, Guevara took upon himself, the responsibility of liberating people suffering under similar repressive regimes in other parts of the world. It was on one such mission in Bolivia that Che rode off, for one last time, into sunset. After having returned from an unsuccessful mission in Congo, he travelled to Bolivia hoping to replicate the success of his guerrilla warfare led coup in Cuba there. The circumstances to support his mutiny were far from ideal but he was too resolute to bog down before the vagaries of kismet and there on the 9th of October, 1967 Che left for his final voyage. 

To me, Che was an ordinary person with extraordinary conviction in his principles and himself. His legacy continues to inspire people to fight unto death, if it so requires, defending whatever it is that they believe in and to him I say 'Hasta la victoria siempre comrade!'.

IndiraLakshmi

09.10.20

[minoantikretro]

#micartelparaelcambioencuba#cuba#diascanel#raulcastro#abajoladictadura#democracia#sanisidro#represionencuba#libertad https://www.instagram.com/p/CGHRq9Un-UX/?igshid=tvtxbwqj2gpr

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Posted @withregram • @holaotaola La cola para el puré de tomate, en Santa Fé, La Habana. . . Via: Alexis Hernandez Nini / Facebook . #cuba #socialismo #revolucioncubana #regimencastrista #cubanosporelmundo #camaguey #holaotaola #alexotaola #miseriacubana #pobrezacuba #fidelcastro #raulcastro #diazcanel https://www.instagram.com/p/CHMi5q6Baok/?igshid=eerdapul63ok

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Entrada a La Habana, 1959

[propagandaworld]

Now on Propagandaworld.org. Cuban book about militairy Operation Carlota in Angola. The text on the cover says:”The carlota operation has concluded victory of Cuban internationalism”. In November 1975 Cuba launched a large -scale military intervention in support of the leftist People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) against United States-backed interventions by South Africa and Zaire in support of two right-wing independence movements competing for power in the country, the National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA) and the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA). By the end of 1975, the Cuban military in Angola numbered more than 25,000 troops. Following the withdrawal of Zaire and South Africa, Cuban forces remained in Angola to support the MPLA government against UNITA in the continuing Angolan Civil War. Cuban military engagement in Angola ended in 1991, while the Angolan civil war continued until 2002. Carlota was a woman slave rebel leader in Cuba in 1843.

[elcrackonline]

15 días de baja para Raúl Castro Peñaloza!!😢 El 10 de The Strongest salió lesionado en el partido ante Real Potosi y hoy se confirmó su baja por al rededor de 15 días. "El chacha" no jugará ante el Club Always Ready éste sábado. #TheStrongest #RaulCastro #ElCrack #MasSports https://www.instagram.com/p/B79Ew1ph4LG/?igshid=1grkh1g2uhy1y

[leonardorodriguez-illustration]

#raulcastro #riding a #donkey #Illustration tropical #animalfarm #venezuela #watercolor #editorial #editorialcartoon #sosvenezuela #maduro #burro #lachina #madmagazine #watercolorartwork #artwork #aquarelle #cartoonist #illustrationartist #dictadura #g2 #g2cubano #fueramaduro #maburro #nicolasmaduro #ilustradoresvenezolanos https://www.instagram.com/p/BUr9TEjje0m/?igshid=1ozclb42ekrws

[malditomenendez]

Tantos ancianos juntos huelen... #cuba #artecubano #arte? #artegusano #meme #humorpolitico #comic #malnacidoporerror #raulcastro #diazcanel (en Telde) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsMJxQyh4wA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=zr8d88mcthqt

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[billyhjackson]

Quick Fidel Castro Ink Pen Drawing by Chicago Artist Billy Jackson. Pen on paper #noeraser @fidelcastro #rip #ripfidelcastro #cuba #fidelcastro #scopio #scopio_ent #raulcastro (at Markham, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/BNRyP3phbEb/?igshid=11czrahm2o2pg

[canalmenorca]

¿Cuba...LIBRE?

DIBUJO: ¿Cuba...LIBRE? El origen de esta icónica bebida se remonta a la "Guerra Hispano-cubana" de 1898 #cubalibre #revolucion #fidelcastro #raulcastro #comunismo #libertad #dictactura #finaldeciclo #cocacola #usa #menorca #comic #dibujo #caricatura

(© Julia) El origen de esta icónica bebida se remonta a la “Guerra Hispano-cubana” de 1898 cuando los norteamericanos, después de ganar, se ‘hicieron cargo’ de la isla e introdujeron la “coca cola” que incorporaron al famoso ron cubano, celebrando así su liberación de España. Ahora, otra vez Cuba se levanta al grito de “Viva Cuba Libre”, pero esta vez liberada de ellos mismos…¿Estamos asistiendo…

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Raul castro se desenmascara😱

[briefworldnews-blog]

Is change coming to Cuba? . Raul Castro is to step down from Cuba’s presidency this coming Thursday April 19,2018. In his place will be Diaz-Canel, who turns 58 on Friday, he would be the first non-Castro to hold Cuba's top government office since the 1959 revolution led by Fidel Castro and his younger brother Raul. Would we see much change in the social liberties and private sector growth that has eluded the people of Cuba for many years. . What do you think? Comment below👇🏻 . ❣️Like for more news❣️ 🔻#briefnews 🔻 . . Follow @briefworldnews . Follow @briefworldnews . Follow @briefworldnews . Follow @briefworldnews . . Check our 🆕 Stories 👤 @briefworldnews👈🏻 --------- . . #realnews #castro #endofcastro #raulcastro #changecuba #soscuba #freecuba #newcuba #cubapresident #cubaelections #cubapresident #trendingnews #breakingnews #newsheadlines #todaynews #cnnfakenews #yesterdaysnews #todaysnews #abc7news #cnnnews #cbcnews #60secclub #foxnews #1dnews . . Photo: AFP 🌐BriefWorldNews.com @briefworldnews (at Cuba)

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STOP👏 BELIEVING👏 EVERY👏 THING👏 YOU👏 HEAR👏 ON👏 THE👏 NEWS!👏 DO👏 YOUR👏 RE👏 SEARCH!👏 #RothschildBank #CentralBanks #RothschildCentralBanks #JacobRothschild #Rothschild #Corruption #CorruptBankers #Banks #BanksBeLike #WorldDomination #GlobalDomination #NorthKorea #Syria #Cuba #KimJongUn #BasharAlAssad #RaulCastro #War #WorldWar3 #WW3 #WWIII #WakeUp #WakeUpAmerica #OpenYourMind #OpenYourEyes #StayWoke #PayAttention #DoYourResearch #GovernmentPropaganda #FuckTheSystem