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If you suffocate someone and then promise to let them breathe, there’s at least a decent chance they’ll accept whatever strings you attach. They’ve been used around the world, from Nicaragua to Zimbabwe, occasionally with some success. It was perhaps not total fantasy that they might lend their support to anyone that promised a way out of the current mess to someone who had the ‘connections’ necessary to call off Washington’s attack dogs. The latter in particular have suffered badly over the last few years, the result of sanctions, US-directed economic destabilisation and low oil prices. Guaidó had pinned his hopes on winning the support of key figures in the military and significant sections of the working classes. Although Guaidó’s claim to the presidency had all the credibility of the average new-age mystic’s claims to divinity, the governments of the US, UK, Canada, Brazil, Colombia and the majority of the EU countries were quick to recognise his authority. 2 His announcement was particularly curious given that the Venezuelan presidential election had taken place just eight months previously and his name didn’t even appear on the ballot paper. Their appearance was a response to the little-known Venezuelan politician Juan Guaidó declaring, on 23 January, that he was the legitimate president of Venezuela. 1 It may then have come as a surprise to some when, in early 2019, millions of ordinary Venezuelans – working people, peasants, students, barrio-dwellers – flocked to the streets to defend their elected government from an attempted coup. For example, when British prime minister Theresa May was forced to announce her resignation in May 2019, the masses didn’t rush out to the streets to declare their undying fealty more like, the ground shook with the simultaneous muttering of the words “good riddance” from millions of homes and workplaces throughout the country. Most governments in the world enjoy precious little popular support.

Resumen de suenos morales visiones y visitas