Venezuelans in crisis, in a regime of crimes

I ask: How is it possible to get 15W40 mineral oil to 174,000 bolivars in the polyhedron, and on the street Does the same oil cost 25 MILLION bolivars?

This shows that the mafia is internal to the distribution, and that the government can not or does not want to control this problem. Maduro is enriched by the hunger of the people. Hair is enriched with the money of the people. While the people are dying of hunger and poverty.

The hospital crisis affects to a great extent, no rural ambulatory has ambulances, primary services are in chaos, in hospitals, nor emergency, nor surgical ones work. The regional government does not address these local problems.

We must show political maturity and political language; very different from the language of those who defend the regime. That a politician wants to perpetuate himself in power indefinitely, is the most undemocratic desire that anyone can hold.

Neither Maduro, nor the ANC, nor the TSJ, nor the governors and mayors, nor deputies to the legislative council, soon the municipal councils adept to them will be able to solve this crisis. since they caused it, and they are aggravating it by not taking adequate measures to save the economy.

Changing the corrupt and tyrannical regime is the solution.

Today is Children's Day in Venezuela, but, there is nothing to celebrate: They finished with their schools, with their food, with their toys, with their vacations. They separated their families. We only have to bless them and do something for the future they deserve.

Written by Jhon A. Romero.-