The U.S. government has announced that it is recognizing opposition candidate Edmundo González as the winner of Venezuelan’s presidential election, despite the country’s electoral authority giving the victory to President Nicolás Maduro.
Which coup are you referring to? The one by Maduro, where he’s refusing to release the tallies, despite the opposition saying that they have access to 80% of them, and it was a landslide loss for Maduro? Or are you calling it a coup when the US recognizes the opposition as having won, when that’s the way it appears to actually be?
If Maduro won, fine, he can release the actual tallies. But when the vote counting group is under his thumb, as are the courts, and they’re not releasing any real evidence and are just saying, “trust me, bro”, well, it doesn’t inspire a lot of confidence in the results. It inspires even less when the vote-monitoring org that he invited in says that it wasn’t free or fair.
Imperial coups are dystopian but also normalized to the point of boredom. Barely covered in the MSM.
Which coup are you referring to? The one by Maduro, where he’s refusing to release the tallies, despite the opposition saying that they have access to 80% of them, and it was a landslide loss for Maduro? Or are you calling it a coup when the US recognizes the opposition as having won, when that’s the way it appears to actually be?
If Maduro won, fine, he can release the actual tallies. But when the vote counting group is under his thumb, as are the courts, and they’re not releasing any real evidence and are just saying, “trust me, bro”, well, it doesn’t inspire a lot of confidence in the results. It inspires even less when the vote-monitoring org that he invited in says that it wasn’t free or fair.