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A cara de PAU de Maduro!
44 statements · 2 politicians · September 19, 2018 · 4 min
Statements by Nikolas Ferreira, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva. 44 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified.
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Man, it's impressive.
While the population of Venezuela is in extreme poverty, 87% of the people are poor.
Two-thirds of the country lost 11 kilograms in 2017.
So here's what Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela, does?
He goes to one of the most expensive restaurants in the world.
Yes, Nicolás Maduro went to the Salt Bay restaurant, the very one that sprinkles that little salt on top of the meat, and smiling, chatting, smoking a big cigar, as if nothing were happening in his country.
Just take a look at these images.
The guy took a photo of the amount of money necessary to buy the product in front of him.
That is, you need this stack of money to be able to buy a chicken.
You need this stack of money to be able to buy a roll of toilet paper.
The guy's country is in extreme chaos, in a bizarre crisis, and he's calmly eating in a luxurious restaurant in Istanbul, Turkey.
Ah, and the one we can't forget, that little dance by the Levante crowd, you remember?
That bunch of retards from a movement nobody knows support a dictator, who is Nicolás Maduro, and nobody says absolutely anything, neither the media, nor the press, nor the artists.
nor university professors, nor anyone.
And when we get outraged about this and say that Brazil's social and university student movements are all indoctrinated by the left and are blind, nobody believes it.
It's reached the point where these guys mock the population that is dying of hunger — at the expense of what?
At the expense of supporting an ideology.
And as Danilo Gentili brilliantly said, Venezuela is not going through an economic crisis, it's going through socialism.
The left-wing parties in Brazil, PT, PSOL, PCdoB, all support Nicolás Maduro.
In that struggle I met Nicolás Maduro, who surprised me from the first moment by his competence, his love for his people and especially by the great affinity of thought.
Buy the Chaves finger.
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Dilma warmly received the Venezuelan leader at the entrance of the Planalto (Presidential Palace).
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Maduro thanked them for the friendship and support that Venezuela has been receiving from Brazil since the government of former president Hugo Chávez.
So don't come to me with that litany that no, socialism is not happening in Venezuela.
It's happening.
So what then, my son?
The left precisely preaches that: peace and love.
But in practice I do completely the opposite.
Then you'll see Trump, who was labeled as crazy before the election.
The guy who was going to destroy the world, who was going to start World War III.
The guy has the lowest unemployment rate ever.
On his first day in office, he cut all funding to pro-abortion NGOs.
The guy managed to open a dialogue with North Korea.
Something that no previous president had been able to do.
That's because he didn't even have a 1% lead over Hillary, right, the press.
So stop believing the press, stop simply believing your university professors and start researching for yourself.
Socialism has caused the largest number of deaths worldwide.
You can see it with Stalin in Russia, Mao Tse Tung in China, Pupo in Cambodia.
You'll see that these guys were dictators who killed, decimated an entire population because of an ideology.
If Nazism, which killed fewer than communism, is criminalized, why shouldn't communism be?
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