By Luis Manuel Aguana
How complicated it becomes to try to write about a reality that changes
every hour, every minute. It seems like it was last year's events that have
only days of occurrence. That's why it becomes more difficult because now it is
about identifying trends and facts that are not seen at first sight. Where will
this irreversible fracture of the official opposition lead us? How serious is
it and what consequences will that have for Venezuela?
I have the theory - as yet to be proven - that the October 15 earthquake
is not yet over (see Political Earthquake, at http://ticsddhh.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_27.html).
The landslide of Venezuela's political tectonic plates not only demolished the
MUD building, but its occupants ran away seeking refuge for the regime's
buildings.
The common people think to continue in the electoral pachanga, and the
parties of the extinct MUD will continue to claim the opposition votes "as
usual" making the comparison to the regime, in a sort of flight forward of
the collaborationist opposition. And people will vote and vote until next
year's presidential elections, with statements from the spokespersons of that
opposition that their "struggle will be for better electoral
conditions" to elect President (see Ramos Allup calls for strengthening
the unitary image and seeking better electoral conditions, at https://www.lapatilla.com/site/2017/11/03/ramos-allup-llama-a-fortalecer-la-imagen-unitaria-y-procurar-mejores-condiciones-electorales/).
Oh, for God's sake! I'd laugh at that if it wasn't so pathetic. That was what we were asking for before
Maduro's election and the MUD ignored us (To the Venezuelan democratic society
in the face of the call for elections on April 14, 2013, at http://declaraciondecaracas.blogspot.com/2013/03/ante-las-elecciones-del-14-de-abril.html).
That is the unfortunate road they have left after the earthquake, thinking that
they will get away with it.
But the serious thing is not that. Is that to be able to sustain that
electoral parapet should proceed to mount the pantomime of a new CNE, this time
from the fraudulent Constituent Assembly, because now people are not going to
swallow Tiby Lucena again, on pain of leaving the empty centers in a new election
And they are already negotiating with the regime. That's the cost of shelter
after the earthquake. And the regime will impose its 3 to 2, now without Tiby,
and with some of the current "reptoras", in a cheating composition
again.
The former MUD opens a new period of coexistence in this way, this time
manifest with the regime. Both fighting to survive in times where it is
impossible to live together, unless you have gone through everything and
accoutrements for the other side. Venezuelans should know that what was called
official opposition is no longer. It is already the regime disguised as
opposition. And if they decide to vote in that electoral parapet that they
mount, they will be contributing to lengthen the suffering that we live in this
country.
The regime will desperately try to be recognized internationally and for
that it will spend every dollar, which should be destined to our food and
medicine, in the ex-MUD and everything that tries to give legitimacy to their
actions, prolonging the agony of the whole world. Vain attempt. They`re already
doomed. Venezuela is already a failed state with a militarized drug tyranny and
terrorist rule. And that will have consequences for those who embrace him
looking for oxygen that is already gone, like the ex-MUD. And that charade that
I don't go to the municipal elections, but if I go to the presidential
elections "looking for better electoral conditions," it's nothing
more than a lie that they are putting themselves in and worse still to the
Venezuelans that in good faith still believe in that leadership.
But what they do is go back over the endless cycle of history, which if
you don't know it, you repeat it. Ramón J. Velásquez, quoted by Simón Alberto
Consalvi in his biography of Juan Vicente Gómez, stated: “Cipriano Castro was right when, in addressing the National Congress in
his message of 1903, he stated that he was not so proud of anything as"
the glory of having defeated the famous historical leader, who died by my own
hand, in the same battlefield on the edge of my sword, because he thus smoothed
the path of one ". In La Victoria, all the old military prestiges of
Venezuela attended like an elephant cemetery. Those who for 50 years had
enacted the law, and at times splitting into opposition and government, had
maintained absolute control over political power and military rule. When they
disperse, complying with the general order of November 2,1902, dictated by
Matos in the barracks of San Mateo, he is on his way to total forgetfulness...”
(1).
We won't have to kill anyone “on
the same battlefield on the edge of my sword” as Cipriano Castro did with
the help of Gomez, but history teaches us that if these characters who prevent
the country from evolving into a new century and who for decades have “dictated the law, and divided themselves at
times in opposition and government, they had maintained absolute control of
political power and military rule” after this debacle passed. And it will
pass! Who will be left standing? Only those who truly interpret the historical
time in which they live.
The regime and its opposition - which are now two sides of the same coin
- openly expect us Venezuelans to buy that new facade from them. Will Rosales
wait for the Zullians to buy him that the government does not support his new
"opposition" candidacy when they let him participate, lifting his
political disqualification? Ramos Allup and Rosales should at least have the
decency to join the PSUV!
Political events will be increasingly biased towards the infeasibility
of the regime's communist and terrorist political model. And those who are
living in a relationship of mutual symbiosis with the government (see
symbiosis, at http://ticsddhh.blogspot.com/2012/12/simbiosis.html)
will invariably suffer the same fate as they do. May they do us that favor of
not detach themselves from this dying trunk, they will save Venezuela many
years of future suffering...
Caracas, November 7,2017
Email: luismanuel.aguana@gmail.com
Twitter:@laguana
(1) Juan Vicente Gómez,
Biografía, Simón Alberto Consalvi, 2007. Libros El Nacional, ISBN
978-980-388-716-2. Págs. 65-66, Caracas-Venezuela
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