#Venezuelan states

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[nando161mando]

An Anti-fascist Guide to the US 2024 Election https://www.anarchistfederation.net/an-anti-fascist-guide-to-the-us-2024-election/

[manessha545]

Iglesia del Llano, Mérida, Venezuela: Iglesia del Llano is a Catholic church in Mérida, Mérida, Venezuela. Church and plaza 'del Llano' located in the city center. Mérida is a city in the Andes mountains of northwestern Venezuela. It’s known for its Spanish colonial architecture, its parks and squares, and as a base for outdoor activities. Wikipedia

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Venezuela’s Maduro proposes to liberate Puerto Rico with Brazilian troops

Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro over the weekend made controversial statements proposing to “liberate” Puerto Rico using Brazilian troops. 

In reference to United States President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial comments about taking control of the Panama Canal, Greenland and Canada, Maduro said, “Just as the North has an agenda of colonization, we have an agenda of liberation.”

Speaking at the closure of the “International Anti-Fascist Festival” hosted in Caracas, the authoritarian leader affirmed that the “freedom of Puerto Rico is pending, and we will achieve it with Brazilian troops.”

Puerto Rico has been an unincorporated territory of the United States since 1898. After a referendum in 1952, the island became a “free associated state” or commonwealth, and its residents can vote for a governor and a legislative assembly. 

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[maidomaidomaido]

yeah, im a hispanic mo4 fan.

we exist-

DIGAN PRESENTE LOS FANS D MO4 Q HABLAN ESPAÑOL

[loredwy]

You know, the only thing I seriously wonder about is where all this bots and trolls boasting about being Maduro fans came from.

They all speak english too, like. There are fucking high quality educational-looking videos going around, spreading misinformation about the whole situation and saying this is "all obviously a planned US coup", and most of them were made few days after the elections happened too. They were made so fucking fast.

And I really dont want to sound paranoic, but so much of those same accounts make so much obviously hideous communism-related comments too. Like at this point I dont even get if these campaigns are being made for english speaking people to support Maduro or for everyone to be against leftists because of "their hypocrisy", "extremist thinking" and because of them supporting a dictatorship.

Like.... whatever it is for, they obviously dont care for whats really happening in Venezuela, and its not focusing on spanish speakers. But its so weird seeing this stuff going around anyways.

Specially when theyre purposefully trying to mix it with United States politics. Like, the US government is obviously planning something, yeah, but I dont think it is what you all think.

[stroadkill]

Clothes for the Folk Punk music genre. Traditional clothes + punk elements (sort of, I just like banjos and dislike nazi punks). Left to right is Venezuelan, Tunisian and Ukrainian.

[tearsofrefugees]

El Paso, Texas, US

Jolimar, an 18-year-old migrant from Venezuela, shelters her two-year-old son Gail from the cold and blustery weather as they search for an entry point into the US along the bank of the Rio Grande river in El Paso. A controversial Texas law that would criminalise unauthorised entry into the state was placed on hold this week by a federal appeals court.

Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters

Endrina, 32, from Venezuela, holds her four-year-old son, Keylor, as a dust storm hinders migrants’ efforts to find an entry point into the US.

[faggotcitosis]

never ask a cuban usamerican why their parents fled cuba, a japanese brazilian why their grandparents came to brazil and an italian argentinian how their family ended up down there

[elizabeth-mitchells]

Is there any chance you're Venezuelan?

I know you're latina but the power outage post makes me think Venezuela

yeah!! you got it right. it's so funny and tragic that the power outages reveal im venezuelan lol

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[nando161mando]

Friends don't let friends vote for genocide either

[manessha545]

Merida, Venezuela: Mérida, officially known as Santiago de los Caballeros de Mérida, is the capital of the municipality of Libertador and the state of Mérida, and is one of the main cities of the Venezuelan Andes. It was founded in 1558 by Captain Juan Rodríguez Suárez, forming part of Nueva Granada, but later became part of the Captaincy General of Venezuela and played an active role in the War of Independence. Wikipedia

[makymakvrchat]

Venezuelan Woman getting deported

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Lula and Biden call on Venezuela to release full presidential election results

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and US President Joe Biden have jointly called for the complete publication of the Venezuelan presidential election results, which are being disputed by the opposition and parts of the international community.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and US counterpart Joe Biden called on Tuesday for full results of the Venezuelan election to be published, with the Brazilian leader terming a dispute over results "normal."

"Lula reiterated that the publication of the electoral records of last Sunday's elections is fundamental. Biden agreed with the importance of disclosing the records," the Brazilian presidency said in a statement after the two leaders spoke in a call.

In a statement, the White House confirmed the conversation and "the need for immediate release of full, transparent, and detailed voting data at the polling station level by the Venezuelan electoral authorities."

Speaking to a TV Globo affiliate in an interview released Tuesday, Lula appeared to downplay the dispute over the election result, which has seen thousands take to the streets and at least 11 people killed.

"It is normal that there is a dispute," Lula said in the interview, adding it could be "resolved" by releasing polling-station-level voting data, known in Spanish as "actas."

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La caja [The box] (Lorenzo Vigas, 2021)