Juan Guaidó
@jguaido · South America
Juan Guaidó is followed by Storyz World for government and public service coverage connected to Venezuela in the South America chapter.
No one expects you to publicly admit that you no longer decide anything, Jorge. Just comply. By now it is known that all you do is announce. And the facts speak for themselves: A few months ago, they were “some” magistrates. Now they are ALL: a new Nominations Committee. And, most importantly, the result: a balanced Supreme Court, never again controlled by anyone. What changed? Maduro is imprisoned, like the criminal he is. And space has opened for a transition that will generate stability, legal certainty, confidence for investment, guarantees for all sectors, and institutions that answer to the Constitution, not to a party or a person. That is what this stage is about: ending political control of institutions and beginning to rebuild them for everyone
Translated from SpanishThe freedom of political prisoners and the full restoration of democracy are non-negotiable objectives. But there is no contradiction between demanding them and moving forward with the recovery of the institutions. The transition needs to bring people together, not destroy bridges between those who are part of the democratic alternative. If one does not want to support a mechanism, that is legitimate; what does not help is weakening a working group for the transition directly backed by the United States, which will be indispensable for the governability of the next democratically elected government. María Corina’s team can help her precisely in that direction: bringing people together, building governability, and facilitating the transition.
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