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There’s a narrative we’re hearing right now when it comes to Venezuela. A tone of relief. Of “it’s fine now.” Of “finally, stability.” Of praise for the same operators—who are basically the same as Maduro, or worse. But for Venezuelans, the question isn’t whether the headlines sound calmer. It’s whether power actually moved. Delcy Rodríguez is not a neutral figure in this story. She is a central operator of the system Venezuelans have been protesting for years. And if she remains in charge, what you’re calling a “transition” can easily become something else: a rebrand. We understand the moment. We understand pragmatism. But do not confuse optics with accountability. Do not confuse new business language with a new political reality. This is why I’m saying it plainly. Venezuelans are not asking for a nicer narrative. We are asking for real change: removal of the same power brokers, free and fair elections, and consequences. Por favor, comparte este video para que no se le olvide a los Estados Unidos ni al mundo realmente quién es Delcy Rodríguez ni lo que realmente queremos los venezolanos al final de todo esto.
There’s a narrative we’re hearing right now when it comes to Venezuela. A tone of relief. Of “it’s fine now.” Of “finally, stability.” Of praise for the same operators—who are basically the same as Maduro, or worse. But for Venezuelans, the question isn’t whether the headlines sound calmer. It’s whether power actually moved. Delcy Rodríguez is not a neutral figure in this story. She is a central operator of the system Venezuelans have been protesting for years. And if she remains in charge, what you’re calling a “transition” can easily become something else: a rebrand. We understand the moment. We understand pragmatism. But do not confuse optics with accountability. Do not confuse new business language with a new political reality. This is why I’m saying it plainly. Venezuelans are not asking for a nicer narrative. We are asking for real change: removal of the same power brokers, free and fair elections, and consequences. Por favor, comparte este video para que no se le olvide a los Estados Unidos ni al mundo realmente quién es Delcy Rodríguez ni lo que realmente queremos los venezolanos al final de todo esto.

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