Venezuela, Evidence of Fraud: The world discovers two new political divisions present today (beyond right or left), perpetual electoral dictatorships versus democracies with alternation
(By Mary Molina, Maurizio, and Otero) The world is becoming aware of the two main political divisions beyond the traditional dichotomy between left and right: on one hand, electoral dictatorships that do not accept alternation in power, and on the other, democracies in all their forms. It is crucial that international organizations such as the UN and the OAS take action against the support of countries like Russia, China, Nicaragua, and Iran for these fraudulent practices. Venezuela has become a paradigmatic example of an electoral farce, where millions of migrants have fled persecution and poverty imposed by a regime that disguises itself as a revolutionary democracy. The international community must face the reality of the existence of electoral dictatorships in countries like Russia, Cuba, China, and Venezuela, and question if there are others in Latin America, and even in provincial states in countries like Brazil, Argentina, or Bolivia.
(By Mary Molina, Maurizio, and Otero) The world is becoming aware of the two main political divisions beyond the traditional dichotomy between left and right: on one hand, electoral dictatorships that do not accept alternation in power, and on the other, democracies in all their forms. It is crucial that international organizations such as the UN and the OAS take action against the support of countries like Russia, China, Nicaragua, and Iran for these fraudulent practices. Venezuela has become a paradigmatic example of an electoral farce, where millions of migrants have fled persecution and poverty imposed by a regime that disguises itself as a revolutionary democracy. The international community must face the reality of the existence of electoral dictatorships in countries like Russia, Cuba, China, and Venezuela, and question if there are others in Latin America, and even in provincial states in countries like Brazil, Argentina, or Bolivia.