Without María Corina as a candidate, no election in Venezuela will be considered legitimate or democratic.

Maduro claims he’s broke. So why is the U.S. allowing Venezuela to pay for Cilia’s lawyer but not his?

It’s too soon to tell what will happen next, but my sincere hope is that this ends in freedom for the Iranian people. 🇮🇷

Iran is like Venezuela in many ways, particularly in that both regimes are extremely institutionalized. I don’t think it’s as simple as Iranians “taking control” of their government once U.S. and Israeli strikes end. Any thoughts on what the plan is (or if there even is one)?

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The latest U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran are reshaping global geopolitics—and they send a stark warning to allied regimes, especially Delcy Rodriguez’s in Venezuela. EEUU no está jugando carrito.

Iranians and Venezuelans can understand each other because they’ve shared a lot of the same feelings. What do you think? 🇮🇷 🫂 🇻🇪

María Corina Machado confirms she will be returning to Venezuela.

The next goal for Venezuelans is to ensure María Corina is allowed to safely return to the country. - She has announced she will return in the next weeks. - Venezuelans overwhelmingly support her. - U.S. pressure on the regime is stronger than ever after the strikes on Iran.

Russia, China, and Iran do it. Venezuela did it too. It’s called “hostage diplomacy” 👇🏼

📊 New Meganálisis poll highlights overwhelming Venezuelan public opinion: 🇻🇪 70.6% of Venezuelans said they would vote for María Corina Machado if elections were held today—a huge lead. But when presented with a simple one-on-one choice between Machado and Delcy Rodríguez? ➡️

🫓 Terrible news came out from Mérida last night: Venezuelan journalist Walter Jaimes was found dead in a road called La Variante, his face disfigured and burned. No ID in his pockets. Jaimes was missing since Saturday. His colleague Daniel Molina Tovar had to identify the body.

DOJ denies this is true, but Reuters is standing by its sources/reporting. What do you think?

El Terminator anti-chavista

U.S. Interior Secretary, Doug Burgum, is en route to Caracas, it’s the second visit by a high-profile U.S. official to Venezuela in the last month. That’s crazy to think about, since Iran and Venezuela were considered “allies” before Maduro’s capture barely two months ago.

Five floors underground in Caracas is a prison called “La Tumba.” No sunlight. Non-stop fluorescent light. Freezing temperatures. Total isolation. This is “white torture.” Former political prisoner Lorent Saleh survived La Tumba, follow him to learn more about his activism.

US, Venezuela agree to re-establish diplomatic and consular relations WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - The United States and interim authorities in Venezuela have agreed to re-establish diplomatic and consular relations, the U.S. State Department said in a statement on Thursday