TAL DAY AS TODAY 20 YEARS AGO, ARRIVED AT POWER HUGO CHAVEZ, THE CURSE OF VENEZUELA

On December 6, 1998, Lieutenant Colonel Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías was elected President of Venezuela. His mark, that of a rebel ready for anything for the salvation of his country of a corrupt political class and spoiled by the honeys of oil.

The coldness granted by time is ruined by the legacy left by the result of that vote, embraced almost with devotion by the majority of Venezuelans who - without knowing it - closed the parenthesis of democracy. Chávez became a government and pushed the button that paralyzed the bipartisanship in Venezuela and the institutions as they were known until then in this country. His first great promise, changing the political model through a change of Constitution was launched very soon. The result in its pages was the re-founding of a Venezuela that became a 'Bolivarian Republic', composed of five public powers and very advanced in terms of human rights, but that outside them began to gallop with concepts such as "civic alliance" military "and" rotten domes ".

With the first, the new president blurred the borders of military participation in politics. With the second organized what would be an endless list of enemies: the traditional parties, the business class, the Church, the media. The rhetoric of the game board appropriated national politics but not as traditional chess. The king was willing to move beyond the next square, and so he made all his moves.

But Chavismo, as its president, could not hide the real seams of its unquestionable leadership: it was inefficient in the administration of wealth and focused on the concentration of political power. In the end, 20 years of Chavismo left Venezuela in a structural ruin. The inefficient distribution of resources went hand in hand with the concentration in the State to create them. Confiscations, nationalizations, massive dismissals in the oil industry along with price and currency controls aggravated - and corrupted - a State that, without real counterweights or threats, began to be seen only in the reflection of its president.

Extreme poverty, that when Chávez assumed power touched 17.1 percent of Venezuelans, today reaches 61.2 percent. Del Chávez who promised to change his name if his term ended with street children, the chavismo who today has thousands of them eating garbage in the streets.

Chavez was a serial liar who convinced with his populist speech the Venezuelans, who believed that they were living badly and were also disappointed with the politics of the old political parties, Acción democrática (AD) and COPEY.
With phrases such as:

THERE WILL BE NO DEVALUATION OR CHANGE CONTROL IN MY GOVERNMENT AND WITH ME THE POOR WILL HAVE THE POWER TO GOVERN.
and managed to reach the presidency of a rich country which in less than 20 years was taken to the most complete ruin.

So it was sadly for the ignorance of a people! How he said at the time, even if nature opposes, we will fight against it !!!! But they did not realize they were fighting against themselves. But evil disguises itself as Lamb. If you do not recognize it in time, misfortunes happen. The Chavismo is the worst plague that fell to Venezuela on February 27, 1989 when this man gave a coup, that day began the disaster that all Venezuelans suffer today, a bad call, the socialism of the 21st century.

Shortly after his term, Hugo Chávez declared himself a socialist and a worshiper of Fidel Castro's socialist thinking. Many people warned about the imminent danger that loomed over Venezuelan democracy, about our freedoms and rights, but the Venezuelan in his continued stupidity and arrogance, said Venezuela is not Cuba and they voted again and again for him, apart from many opponents in Venezuela. instead of going out to vote. They went to the beach and did not vote that time and kept going the same thing over and over again. Carnival was crossed, Easter any holiday and the beach.

In addition, a military Golpista is not a person because in the long run he becomes a Dictator, we have already had the experience and it is in history.
Unfortunately the people took refuge in we are tired of the Adecos and copeyanos and they gave him without knowing the country to the muertito and now with the legacy that left we are even more super fucked.
Twenty years ago, they did not give the legs or give those bonuses to anyone. Almost everyone made hallacas, hams, food was left over, and people in the month of December could buy without any problem the clothes to release.

Many furnished their homes when December arrived because of the amount of the profits they could invest a part in that, who could, bought a car; others traveled ... Now, we are just a sad shadow of a happy past.

We are not going to say that the adecos and copeyanos were saints, it is more that which is free from sin that throws the first stone, but in those golden times nothing was missing, people did not complain so much that the politicians robbed because of everything. An oil worker was a worker oil worker, in 6 months he could choose a house, the other 6 months for a family car.

All that was lost, the wineries where you could make up a market were extinguished, all because of an error that has cost us I dare to say life, all our achievements, our future was destroyed by a plague called socialism.
I remember that it was yesterday that operative plan Decision 98 of RCTV. Twenty years ago, a large sector of the country celebrated the triumph of Hugo Chávez. We thought we were taking revenge on AD and Copei, time proved otherwise.

At that time the idiots were the ones who voted and believed in their promises as it happens in all elections. But nowadays, idiots are the ones who see how the country falls apart and is plundered and people suffer, they continue to support and defend this misery as if they did not live in the flesh

Experts point out that recovering from that disaster, and returning to the levels of the 70's, can take approximately 60 years. Something like that ... I mean the destruction of our country. We have a totally fractured society with three million criminals and 15 million people living on ranches. This recovery must be done by ignoring the debt that these damned contracted with Russia and China and then stole.

Another thing is how to make Cuba pay for all oil is given for 19 years? How to charge to Nicaragua and Bolivia all those gifts that Chávez made? How to charge the Caribbean countries all that oil donated to buy votes ?. And the final part: Reconciliation !!. Is that possible? That you can talk to someone who supported communism for two decades? That's what I mean. Thank God, Venezuela has oil and maybe that could accelerate the recovery.

These 20 years of chavismo, everything is the result of 40 years of populist and corrupt governments, certainly there was much prosperity and opportunities for the benefit, but underneath all that was a terrible moral rot, were the governments of the badly named 4th republic those who began the "ranchificación" of our country and the brutalization of a large part of its population for electoral purposes, not to mention the institutionalization of the Creole liveliness as a virtue, the consequences are in sight.

There are so many things that they have written about these minions but those who did or did not do it are paying just for sinners and those who thought that CHAVEZ was a messiah were wrong, there is still time to rectify because what we are living is hard and know it communism is MISERY HUNGER AND RUIN.

"The legacy is a generalized devastation. It is 20 years lost for Venezuela, which is at the level that was at the beginning of the last century. Venezuela lost the entrance to the 21st century, "by a man who told the Venezuelans that being rich was bad, but he and his family got rich by stealing money from Venezuela.