The Biggest misconception of the 21st Century

This video is a must  see. It is about the tragedy that Venezuela s living today under the Maduro regime, and the impact that this dictatorship is having in Venezuela and the world.  The video was put together by a group of Venezuelan students who have been the target of tortures and abuses by the government for daring to protest. Please watch it and pass it alone to your friends. Like you, these young and courageous men and women believe in democracy, freedom of speech and the right to a better life. 

Jerry Brewer’s article entitled Cuba, FARC and their Sinister Presence in Venezuela presents the sad truth about the role of Cuba in Latin America, that the Obama administration is ignoring.

55 years of killings, tortures and oppression caused by the Castro regime in Cuba has been disregarded. 

Removing Cuba from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism is a big mistake. The Castro regime has spread death and destruction throughout Latin America, and its tentacles are now in Venezuela. I am hoping that the plan to restore relations with Cuba goes beyond the economics. Human rights in Cuba and in Venezuela must continue to be the priority for this administration. 

Our Cuban Inheritance: SEBIN, The Political Police

It is painful to read the letter sent by three Venezuelan activists and political prisoners who are currently suffering human rights violations in prison in Caracas known as “Coffin."

These young and courageous men were a part of “Operation Freedom,” a Venezuelan organization that opposes the Nicolas Maduro regime. Lorent Gómez Saleh, Gabriel Valles, and Gerardo Carrero are in a Cuban-style prison in the capital city of Venezuela.According to their parents, who are the only people allowed to visit them, these young men are kept isolated from each other. They are kept in a small cells, painted all in white, with a cement bed and extremely cold temperatures. They have not had access to sunlight in months and are becoming more and more ill from cold and isolation.

The Maduro regime accuses them of being part of “violent protests” which took place four years ago. Last year the three young men who were under house arrest, escaped to Colombia seeking refuge.  In a shameful move, the Colombian  government deported  them and returned then to the abuses and tortures that come with political imprisonment and dictatorship in Venezuela. Lorent Gomez Saleh,Gabiriel Valles and Gerardo Carrero are standing firm with their convictions and are asking the Venezuelan people to stand firm with them for freedom and democracy in Venezuela. 

Once again the Venezuelan opposition units for change in Venezuela, against the Maduro regime.
February 2014, marked the beginning of massive protests around the country which led to hundreds of deaths, abuses and tortures. 2015 may marked the end of the Socialism of the XXI Century in Venezuela.