By Luis Manuel Aguana
One could say that since yesterday, Thursday
March 26, 2020, Venezuela has become a paradise for political analysts. With
the announcements by the U.S. Department of Justice, a completely new game was
opened in Venezuelan politics. Still many of the protagonists of Venezuelan
politics have not reacted to the forcefulness of the announcements and even
more to their powerful consequences. Some factors are still evaluating what
they will say. And they are right. It's not just anything that has been put a
price tag on the head of the entire top tier of the regime, making universally
official something that all Venezuelans have known for years: they are
criminals. And with criminals not even on the corner...
But it seems that this was not a problem for
a pleiad of characters, starting with the leadership of the G4-Broad Front, Henry
Ramos Allup, Manuel Rosales, Stalin Gonzalez and lately the unburied corpse of
Henrique Capriles, and going through an endless list of important personalities
among which stands out the figure of Father Luis Ugalde, who until hours ago
asked to sit down with them to "together find a solution" for the
Venezuelans. The gringos had to come and spoil the whole business of "a
joint solution" by putting the photos of Maduro and his criminal gang,
with the sign "WANTED" with its corresponding number underneath, on
all the poles and trees of the planet. From today on, who would think of
sitting down to negotiate an election with these people? Only criminals like
them. And no one thinks of committing suicide in the spring.
The reactions have been so crazy that even
Major General Cliver Alcalá Cordones, one of those requested by the U.S.
justice system, in an incredible parapet in his defense revealed in a Twitter
thread the next opposition plot in the best style of 30A-2019, exposing the
plans -and their protagonists- that were allegedly being prepared for the next
"Operation Freedom" of Juan Guaidó and Leopoldo López (see thread of
Cliver Alcalá Cordones in https://twitter.com/cliver2013/status/1243247811552043008).
And it is not that I criticize anything that
could be prepared by the official opposition against this criminal regime, but
the permanent idiocy of having criminals like Cliver Alcalá Cordones accompany
you to execute you, and especially that nefarious character of drug trafficking
and human rights violations in Venezuela, there being so many worthy, honest
and extraordinarily better prepared Generals, expelled by the tyranny outside
Venezuela. That's why they can't give a damn. It is not strange then that they
were destined to fail because they had a double agent among them ready to give
them away, if this fabulous milestone in Venezuela's contemporary political
history of March 26 had not taken place. If Cliver Alcalá Cordones thinks he
can save himself from an orange uniform in a U.S. federal prison, he is as
broke as those who sought him out to militarily manage a movement against the
regime.
How does the political landscape look after
March 26th? Very interesting! First of all, any attempt to hold a parliamentary
election with the regime's criminals is dismantled. Stalin Gonzalez and his
collaborationist combo in the National Assembly will have to wait until Maduro
and his thousand thieves disappear before they open their mouths again to talk
about parliamentary elections. The U.S. Department of Justice achieved the
miracle of stopping this nonsense that would inevitably lead us to another era
of a next parliament controlled by the regime and its puppets of the
"little table", in a parade with the G4-Broad Front, on account of
the famous phrase "do not lose the spaces".
Secondly, it forces the government in charge
of Juan Guaidó to face the very serious problem of criminals in power once and
for all. Some will say that I am inconsiderate because, according to Cliver
Alcalá Cordones, they were already considering an armed incursion into
Venezuela. No, they were not. That operation was destined to fail
(intentionally?) only with the presence of that criminal. The right thing has
been said countless times, formally and informally, to President-in-Charge Juan
Guaidó: appoint a High Command with proven military inside and outside the country,
and a broad-spectrum Transition Cabinet with honorable people to lead the
country's recovery. Apparently what he did was to find a criminal, a double
agent of the regime, to try the second part of the failure of April 30, 2019.
That botched job could not succeed and I am highly grateful on behalf of my
compatriots to the American government for indirectly stopping that.
Juan Guaidó should be at this moment
gathering without any delay the National Legitimate Assembly to authorize the
presence of foreign forces in the country according to the provisions of
Article 187#11, to make prisoners all the persons of the regime indicated by
the North American Department of Justice. This would at least give him control
of the political situation of what is sure to come, with or without his
consent.
And that brings me to the third and most
important consequence of all this that is unfolding right now. From one moment
to the next the inevitable will happen after March 26: Maduro will be
imprisoned with all his henchmen, that IS INEVITABLE. And if Guaidó thinks that
after that happens the power will correspond to him because he is President in
Charge, he is so wrong as his hired General Cliver Alcalá Cordones. The power
will belong to whoever proceeds to take the appropriate steps to arrest the
criminals indicated.
If the military High Command of the regime
detains Maduro and the rest of the above mentioned and turns them over to the
American authorities, the following will be what they decide. And that will not
be precisely to look for Guaidó to put him in Miraflores because he is the
President in charge. It will be whoever they decide that will take power. And
if that appointee does what he should do at that grave moment in the life of
the country, international recognition will pass into his hands. There are no
guarantees of anything here. Whoever moves seriously in the direction of
recovering the power kidnapped by the Nicolás Maduro Moros gang will be the one
appointed. And if foreign forces do the job for us, they will be the ones to
decide. A thin and sad service to the country would make a president in charge
who expects that. Let's hope Guaidó does more than wait for the Americans to
hand over power to him...
Caracas, March 27, 2020
Email: luismanuel.aguana@gmail.com
Twitter:@laguana
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