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Por Ana Julia Jatar el May 5, 2008 | En General, Día a Día | 1 comentario »

Ojo con lo que nos esta diciendo Chávez. Fíjense que esta comparando los resultados del Referéndum de Santa Cruz con las elecciones regionales de Noviembre en Venezuela. Resulta que ahora para Hugo Rafael, las aspiraciones de la oposición de ganar electoralmente gobernaciones y alcaldías no son un derecho constitucional sino una conspiración “secesionista” dirigida desde Washington. Esta perversidad para justificar lo injustificable solo se encuentra en la mente del Teniente Coronel. En este caso lo injustificable será el desconocimiento del triunfo de la oposición en las elecciones regionales. Estoy segura de que no lo logrará, pero por allí vienen los tiros.

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Comentario from: Corroncho [Visitante]

Los sensatos en Venezuela sabemos que Chávez no es culpable de nada; la culpa es de la CIA, del FBI, de la DEA, del Imperio, de Washington, de Bush, de la Oligarquía, de la empresa privada, de los medios privados (¿Cuales por cierto, si ya solo queda Globovisión?), y ahora es la secesión.
Hasta tú fuiste culpable cuando representaste a Sumate en Washington.
Ana Julia, pero si la desunión en la oposición es tan evidente que da rabia, la verdadera culpa va a ser nuestra si perdemos las elecciones en noviembre. A Chávez no le hará falta levantar la bandera de guerra de la secesión si nosotros seguimos así.
El Referéndum pasado fue otra cosa, estas elecciones son diferentes.

06/05/2008 @ 09:11

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