Recently I commented Maduro wanted to loot what was left of Venezuela's wealth before fleeing to some country that would take he and his thugs. Of course, some will be left behind to suffer the fate they richly deserve - but Maduro and the upper echelon will flee somewhere, and it's my guess it will be Cuba. And I think that's why he visited Castro's socialist paradise, whose economic system and health care are now only second to Venezuela - from the bottom that is - and not to pay tribute to Fidel Castro's memory.
Over the years Cuba has been a strong supporter of Chavez and Maduro, but now there's nothing left...what now?
Police are setting fire to motorbikes belonging to the press, seemingly because they were reporting on battles with national guardsmen and the anti-government protesters.
The army is starving and soldiers have been caught crossing the border into Guyana to beg for food. Among the average citizen that's been going for a long time - but never soldiers. One national guard officer wanted to launch a revolt (he's arrested) to prevent the country from going into "total destruction". Sorry, you should have thought about that five years ago!
The government destroyed their own economy with their stupid socialist insanity, and now they're so broke they can't import basic necessities. With hunger being endemic and triple-digit inflation, the government is completely unable to import basic goods. Starvation is now becoming the rule rather than the exception, and people are fleeing to Colombia, Brazil and Guyana just looking for food.
Now with U.S. sanctions Maduro wants to meet with President Trump, saying "Here's my hand", but funny hand he's offering since he claims he's going to challenge the sanction in U.S. courts. His economic problems go far deeper than Trump.
Because of the phony vote that gave him dictatorial powers, "a number of corporations" are wanting action taken against the country. “On Thursday, Credit Suisse barred transactions involving certain Venezuelan bonds and business with Venezuela's government and related agencies has to undergo reputation risk reviews. This comes after Goldman Sachs faced scrutiny for buying $2.8 billion in bonds issues by state oil company PDVSA." "In light of the political climate and recent events in Venezuela ... we want to ensure that Credit Suisse does not provide the means for anyone to violate the human rights of the Venezuelan people," Reuters said, citing a Credit Suisse memo."
But Maduro is a typical socialist thug - while his country is swirling down the sewer - he spouts "we will never cede to foreign powers." Well, let me clarify this for you Little Nicky - no one wants your country, except maybe Russia. Some are worried this will give Russia a toe hold in Northern South America. Well....who cares? That's means Russia will go broke even faster than they are now. And Cuba may be the only nation he and his thug buddies can flee to. How much of their stolen loot it may cost them will be negotiable....maybe....especially since Cuba is an economic mess, they may need all that stolen loot to house you in one of their luxury housing projects.
Another Socialist Paradise that Felt the Bern!
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