Venezuela's Corruption Exposed

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October 2021

The ExM is of the opinion that the deployment of an EU EOM is likely to have an adverse impact on the reputation and credibility of EU EOMs and indirectly legitimise Venezuela's electoral process

[UPDATED] Guaido & Lopez join Ramirez & Betancourt in Venezuela's inexplicable tale of corruption

3 years ago By Alek Boyd

UPDATED 15/10/2021 - Juan Guaido, the U.S. Department of State's designated "interim" President of Venezuela is in a bit of a pickle. So is his boss / handler, Leopoldo Lopez. People that claimed to propugn democracy and adhere to its core tenets will know that legitimacy isn't something the State Department can conjure and bestow on others. Legitimacy is something that only democratically elected officials have. When was the last time Juan Guaido won an election? When he did win, that last election, under which system / authority he got elected? How about Lopez?

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Alek Boyd Fri, 10/01/2021 - 05:40

The question is still quite pertinent.

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