I’m always appreciative of your posts as they help elucidate some of the confusion I have regarding Latin American politics. I’m glad that the legacy of Chavez still lives on within the communes, and if nothing else, I trust in their Chavistas ability to navigate during this difficult period of US imperialism.
Honestly though, I truly need to thank you comrade, as I believe our interactions have led me to be a much better communist and have kinda broken me out of my shell here on the grad, so truly thank you for that.
I am glad that I am able to help!
Keeping track with Venezuela has been painful to me because the debates are as bad as Mamdani struggle sessions that happened in Hexbear and Lemmygrad(hope this comparison helps people picture how tense the debate is among spanish speaking comrades). From Cuban and Venezuelan channels that I follow, opinion is split. Still, I will try to bring as much news like this one because it shows what people on the ground are rallying against which is the Zionist and US presence in Venezuela. Everyone from the split of the debate can agree that the situation is far from ideal and there is unanimous disgust against the yankee/zionist. However, the way to face it is were the split happens.
From my side, I am confident that the Venezuelan people will fight through this and prevail.
Our sister comrade made me feel especially warmly welcomed and I suspect many others
