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by thnnb 10y ago
This is an accurate impression. The actual implementation of those measures I outlined is beyond what I can conceive right now. When it comes to short and mid term I've got no hope at all.
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by thnnb 10y ago
When I said "our media is intervened by the government" I meant -local- media in Venezuela, under direct influence of Venezuela's government. Local TV channels (Globovisión, Televen, VTV...), local newspapers, local radio sta
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by thnnb 10y ago
Dude what are you on, I want some. Obama, CNN, Fox and the whole US are on topic as much as the Lochness monster.
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by thnnb 10y ago
Some kind of new political organization might come out of all the worsening things that are happening as people lose trust on an ineffective mainstream opposition, but I haven't seen it as of yet. So far all I see are people trying to
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by thnnb 10y ago
For groups pushing any of those reforms you need to start by omitting the largest opposition coalition (MUD). They propose no such reforms, just that the government should "do things better" and be "less cynical". Implic
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by thnnb 10y ago
That's a heavy question, indeed. I'm no economics buff, keep that in mind, but I'll try to sketch what I think should be done. I'd say that the main problem is the multi-tiered foreign exchange system we have in place. T
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by thnnb 10y ago
Man, our intelligence service (SEBIN) -really- should spend a bit more on English classes. Just kidding. But seriously, what I can't understand is how this comment misses the -actual- news here. Here's the other side of the pictur