The Maduro Regime's fear

The fear of the Maduro regime is even more apparent today, with the suspension of Assemblywoman Maria Corina Machado from applying for public office for a year.  This move occurred, this past week from the Venezuelan controller.  It is undemocratic and rather pathetic. The most corrupted regime in the history of Venezuela is accusing Machado of failing to account for food vouchers received during her early years in congress.

This decision is aimed to paralyzed Maria Corina Machado, from qualifying for the Venezuelan Parliamentary elections which will be held in Venezuela on December 6, 2015.  The Maduro regime

is afraid of the outcome, due to the terrible economic and social situations that exist in Venezuela today.  Maduro and his cronies are desperately trying to hold on to their power and to silence the opposition leaders who are otherwise likely to be elected.

Maria Corina Machado, an industrial Engineer and the mother of three, was elected to represent Miranda state in 2010 by an overwhelming majority. In 2013 she was physically attacked on the floor of the National Assembly by pro-Chavez individuals, for backing several weeks of nationwide protests against the illegal election of Nicolas Maduro to replace Hugo Chavez. 

National Assembly President Diosdado Cabello, who witnessed the attack and did nothing to stop it, accused Maria Corina of inciting violence in which many  protesters and police officers died. 

Diosdado Cabello, currently being nvestigated in the United States as a narco-trafficker, has also accused Maria Corina of treason,  and criminal conspiracy.  

After 16 years of fraudulent elections, corruption, money laundering, drug trafficking, human right violations, and other crimes, the only thing left to get rid of Maduro and his cronies in power is an implosion in Venezuela.