UPDATED
Dear Journalists,
The press has been reporting for the last several months
outrageous neglect for Venezuela’s environment including oil spills which have
been reported as inappropriately managed.
Venezuelans lack quality of life, and struggle big time to get small and
limited amounts of foreign currency a year as imposed by infamous Hugo Chavez
through
http://www.cadivi.gob.ve/ to be able to travel
abroad. Citizens, the environment,
infrastructure, education et al are neglected while Venezuela’s oil company
Pétroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA) spends US$66 Millions a year to fund an F1
car raiser. The outrage deepens as Hugo
Chavez’s government is offering traveling packages to watch car raises in
Europe and elsewhere without the ordeal of going through Cadivi. I invite you to please read my updated Socialism
Not posting with related information. Please know that Cadivi does not have
flexibility for foreign currency availability for extreme health cases,
students seeking a degree abroad, and other needs to improve the wellbeing of
citizens and quality of life.
In the meantime, the press reports that Pdvsa debt on loans and bond issues rises to USD
43.3 billion
Economists should clarify what is going on in Venezuela
with the billions of dollars wasted while the abused nation resources decline for
everyone, but for an elite few including Hugo Chavez and thugs. Where are the salary reports for Hugo Chavez
and those who support him? I repeat my
ongoing question, what is Chavez’s salary, and how much is he worth after
taking office?
Ambassador Adolfo
Taylhardat explained in his column published on this date how deep corruption
is ingrained in the Hugo Chavez’s government.
Los magistrados
cantarines
http://www.eluniversal.com/opinion/120516/los-magistrados-cantarines
Venezuelans has millions of decent people, and it so sad
that a few dozen thugs make life so hard, and embarrassing for the nation. In better news, L.
Rafael Reif, a Venezuelan, is the new president-elect of Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT):
Venezuelans have hope that the opposition candidate Henrique
Capriles Radonski will be the new president, but worry about Hugo Chavez’s algorithms
manipulating the results of the election. The International Court of Justice,
busy at it is, should make time to prosecute Hugo Chavez for fraud if the
alleged algorithms and open violation of the vote are true.
Venezuelans need help from world leaders, and the
International Court of Justice, to resolve abuse of power in Venezuela and
restore democracy.
Cordially,
Maru
Angarita
My blog is: http://maruangarita.blogspot.com Twitter @maruangarita
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