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That might be why they left, no? The ones who stayed presumably tolerate him more.
by verzali 10mo ago
That might be why they left, no? The ones who stayed presumably tolerate him more.
- thrownato 10mo agoThe ones who stayed are mostly too poor and famished to leave.
- corwinxpro 10mo agoany evidence of that?
- thrownato 10mo agoYeah, read any newspaper.
- mempko 10mo agoAnd why are they famished? Could it be because of US sanctions and embargoes?
- komali2 10mo agoYou can't blame America for every single problem people suffer. Cuba was also embargoed and managed to pull off a medical system with a lower infant mortality rate than the USA, and as far as I know nobody starved there to the degree they did in Venezuela. USA sanctions means Venezuela can't be a Petrostate, that's it. There's nothing stopping the government from organizing state industries in agriculture and mineral extraction as well as distribution to build a hyper localized economy. Hell, they're supposed to be communists, this is supposed to be the whole thing they're meant to be doing anyway. The state of Venezuela is mostly the fault of Maduro's failed governance, and some of the responsibility lays also on the heads of Venezuelans. I personally believe to pretend it's all America's fault is to engage in a prejudice of low expectations.