Current situation in Venezuela: getting slowly better, and not as bad as so many people think

[alnortedelsur]

Otro video de Jose Valero dedicado a "los dolidos", refiriendose a la gente a la que le encantaria pensar que Venezuela esta extremadamente pobre, miserable y peligrosa...

Subiendo al parque nacional el Avila desde Caracas. El Avila es la montaña (alcanzando altitudes muy por encima de los 2000 msnm) que esta al norte de Caracas (separando a Caracas del mar Caribe), pulmon vegetal de la ciudad, donde muchos Caraqueños suben a excursionar, hacer ejercicio, etc:

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Centro comercial Sambil La Candelaria, en la parroquia La Candelaria del municipio Libertador, al oeste de Caracas. Habia sido expropiado durante el gobierno de Chavez, pero luego fue devuelto recientemente a sus propietarios originales, y abrio sus puertas hace pocos meses. Mirad la cantidad de gente tan pobre y miserable, pasando hambre y necesidad :

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Calles de Caracas en la actualidad, en el municipio Chacao (estado Miranda), con enorme cantidad de trafico automotor y transeutes en las calles, con montones de negocios funcionando, y gente consumiendo y comiendo bien, y todo con un aspecto muy normal y cotidiano, como cualquier ciudad de cualquier pais normal. Para los que dicen que Caracas ha de ser ahora una ciudad fantasma y abandonada, donde todo el mundo se fue :

[de Burgh II]

I don't think that there isn't anything bad with Venezuela per se. Nevertheless, like most countries the United States covertly Psy Ops and false flags; the modus operandi is to purposely destabilize the target region with false pretenses and propaganda in order to make it a 'puppet state/vassal' of the Elites' interests in the United States. In other words, set up unfair treaty agreements that gives them unlimited legal immunity and ownership over said country. In Venezuela's case, the United States wants its oil and other viable resources that they can fully exploit until there is nothing left like an invasive parasite (e.g. 'War on Terror', 'War on Drugs'), etc.

[alnortedelsur]

Recent improvements in Caracas' subway system, that was in decadence and severe state of deterioration months ago:

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Video from one moth ago, in the El Recreo parish in central western Caracas (Libertador municipality). The video starts in Sabana Grande Boulevard (an emblematic commercial street in Caracas), and continues in "El Recreo" shopping mall. See all the "empty" streets, the "empty" shopping center, with all businesses closed, and the people looking sick, famished, and starving

Boulevard de Sabana Grande y Centro Comercial El Recreo, en la parroquia El Recreo de Caracas. Observese el serio estado de abandono, con todos los negocios cerrados, y la "poca" gente que se ve en la calle, y como todas las personas lucen tristes, apagadas, enfermas y famelicas :

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Como dice el titulo (Is Caracas as dirty and dangerous as so many people claim?):

[Zeno]

Your opinion on Bald and Bankrupt's new video around the Darien migration route, which is almost exclusively used by Venezuelans? Plus the fact that it's more than visible that a lot of Venezuelans, millions of them, have left Venezuela and are still leaving?

[alnortedelsur]

Your opinion on Bald and Bankrupt's new video around the Darien migration route, which is almost exclusively used by Venezuelans? Plus the fact that it's more than visible that a lot of Venezuelans, millions of them, have left Venezuela and are still leaving?

You're only seen one side of the coin: that presented by sensationalist media. But there are many more realities than that.

First of all: Not all Venezuelans are the same, and many of those Venezuelans who are crossing the strait of Darien are the lowest of the lowest of Venezuelan society. Good riddance! Also, I have heard (might not be true) that many of them are people who don't even come from Venezuela, but are lower class Venezuelans who previously immigrated to other south American countries like Colombia, Peru or Chile, and now are desperate to immigrate to US, because they think is "better". People who look forward to be admitted in US as asylum seekers, and is not in their mind to live from their work, but to live on welfare. Nonetheless to say there are also millions of lower middle/middle-middle/upper-middle class hard working Venezuelans, may of them professionals , or at least very educated people with incentive and fighting mindset (both in Venezuela and in many countries abroad, including US) who are far from that parasitic profile.

And secondly: Mexico for decades sent millions of immigrants to US (not that much today, as compared to Central Americans, Venezuelans, etc), and nobody ever claimed that Mexico is so horrible, miserable and poor like Haiti, as so many people and sensationalist media pretend that Venezuela is like.

Have you seen any of the many videos I posted? In any of them is evident that Venezuela is many, many, many light years above Haiti economically, socially, in quality of life, in infrastructure, etc.

And thirdly: Venezuela is noticeably better than 4-5 years ago, when there was a severe scarcity of food, supplies and everything. But that was a crisis that only lasted 3-4 years, and that's it. Whoever that today keeps on saying that there is scarcity and severe humanitarian crisis in Venezuela sounds like an outdated broken record. Just look at some of the many videos I have posted so far, with lots of business in fully operation and very well stuffed with everything, with lots and lots of people buying stuff and consuming, and not only in upper sectors, but in very diverse areas of the country, including popular areas. And also, the country is noticeably less unsafe as compared to 5-6 years ago.

PS: not everything is perfect. The country has still many serious problems. Is still an undeveloped south American country with many poor people and social problems, but is not "much worse" compared to the rest of Latin America as so many people insist.