 Jair Bolsonaro, Pinera, Macri, and a lot of presidents of the region that are supporting free elections in Venezuela. But to have free elections, you have to first take Maduro from power. This is the first step. Maduro doesn’t want to get out, not only because he’s a dictator but he’s a common criminal. He works with the drug dealers. He knows that once he takes off the power, it’s his life. It’s not only that “OK, I will not be the president anymore. I will do another thing.” No, no, no.

He knows that his life is at risk, even with the possibility of other friends that are around him kill him. Because if he says, “OK, I will step out. I’m going to live in Cuba or North Korea.” It’s not going to be that easy because there are a lot of people around that have their criminal business or terror business. They are not going to be happy with that. And they can do bad things, too. We know how criminals deal with each other. So it is a big issue. No one has the right solution. Everybody wants to do that. We filed military action in Venezuela. But we have somehow to twist the militaries inside of Venezuela. I think this is the big issue that everybody trusts that, “OK. Now it’s for real. Let’s go do everything against Maduro because otherwise they are going to suffer with the starving, and they’re going to die hungry.”

Last year, I went to the border between Brazil and Venezuela to a state called Roraima. From the capital of Roraima to the border, it is 200 kilometers. When you get in a car and go to the road and drive this 200 kilometers, you’re going to see a lot of people walking. Because they don’t have $10 to get a bus or a taxi on the border and go to the capital. So they walk for three days. You’re going to see all of them: men, usually between 20 and 30 years old. And the history is the same, why they are going to Brazil? Because they want to work, and send the money to their families because they don’t have cats and dogs on the streets to eat any more.

And if you ask … sometimes you ask them to show pictures, and they show pictures of themselves, like a couple
Jair Bolsonaro, Pinera, Macri, and a lot of presidents of the region that are supporting spare election in Venezuela. But to have free elections, you own to first take Maduro from might. This is the beginning step. Maduro does n’t desire to contract out, not entirely because he ’s a dictator but he ’s a common criminal. He works with the drug principal. He knows that once he bring off the office, it ’s his life. It ’s not only that “ OK, I will not be the president anymore. I will do another matter. ” No, no, no. 

 He knows that his animation is at risk, even with the hypothesis of other supporter that are around him kill him. Because if he says, “ OK, I will step out. I ’m belong to live in Cuba or North Korea. ” It ’s not going to be that easy because there are a lot of citizenry around that have their criminal business or terror business. They are not going to be happy with that. And they can do bad things, excessively. We know how criminals share with each other. So it is a big issue. No one have the right solution. Everybody wants to do that. We filed military legal action in Venezuela. But we have somehow to twist the militaries inside of Venezuela. I think this is the big exit that everybody trusts that, “ OK. Now it ’s for real. Let ’s go serve everything against Maduro because otherwise they are run low to suffer with the starving, and they ’re going to die hungry. ” 

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 Jair Bolsonaro, Pinera, Macri, aNd a lot of prEsideNts Of tHe RegiOn thAt are supportinG Free Elections in Venezuela. BuT to haVe FRee eLEcTions, You have TO fIRSt tAkE MAduRo FRoM poweR. ThIs is the First step. MAduRo Doesn’t want to GEt Out, not only BecAuse he’s a dictAtoR but he’S a ComMOn criMinAl. He wOrks wiTH the drUg dealers. he KNows thAT once he TAKeS off The power, it’s his lifE. it’S Not only that “OK, I Will noT bE ThE PResIdeNt anymore. I WiLl do aNOther thINg.” nO, NO, no.

hE knows that his Life is at risK, EveN with tHe PosSIbilitY of otHeR FriEnds that are ArouNd him kill Him. BecAUse if he SAys, “OK, I wIll steP ouT. I’m GoinG To LiVe iN CUBa oR noRth kOreA.” It’s not gOiNg To be tHat eASY BEcauSe tHere Are a lOt of people aroUnd That HAve Their CrimiNal bUsIness Or terrOr busInEss. They are not goIng tO be happy wIth ThAt. ANd They cAN do bad ThiNgs, Too. We knOw how crIMinAlS DEAl With each other. So it iS a BIG iSsue. No onE has thE RiGhT Solution. evEryBody WANts to Do thAT. WE filed miLitary ACtIoN in VeneZuEla. But We HavE soMehow TO twiSt the mIlitarieS insiDE of Venezuela. I tHInk this is the bIG iSSUe THat eVerYbody trusts That, “ok. Now It’s fOR rEal. lEt’s go Do eveRyTHiNG against Maduro becauSe OtherwIse thEy are going to sUffer with tHE STarving, aNd thEY’rE Going to die hungRy.”

LasT year, I went TO the bordEr betWeen BrazIl and VeneZUEla to a stAte CalLed rorAIMa. from the capitaL OF RorAiMa to the BorDer, it is 200 KilOmeTerS. WhEn You get in a Car and go To ThE rOaD anD drivE This 200 kiloMeTerS, yOu’rE goinG To see a Lot of PeopLe WaLKinG. BecausE ThEY Don’t HaVe $10 To geT a bUs Or a taXi on THe bOrder anD go to the cApiTAl. So ThEy Walk for Three days. You’rE gOing to see aLl Of tHem: men, USUally betWeen 20 and 30 years old. And the hiSTory is tHe sAme, whY theY are going To BRazil? BEcaUSe they Want to Work, aNd SenD THe monEY To TheIr Families beCAUse They dOn’T havE cats anD dogs on the streets tO Eat Any more.

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 Jair Bolsonaro, Pinera, M acri, anda lot  of  pr es iden ts o f the region t h at a re supporting free ele ction si n Ve n ez uela.  But to ha v e  fr ee  e lec ti o ns , you  ha ve to f irst takeMad ur o from power .  T his is the  fi rst step. Ma dur o does n’ t w a nt to  ge t out , noto nly be cause he’ sa  dicta t or buth e ’s  a c ommon criminal. H e  w o rks with the d rug de al e rs . Hekno ws that on ce  he t a kes off th e p owe r , it’s his li fe. It’s no t  on ly tha t“OK ,  I wil l not  b e  th e president  any more. I w ill do another thing.”  No, n o,no. 

He kn ow s t ha t  hi s  l ife isat risk,  e ve n wit h th e p o ssib ili ty o f oth er friends th atarea rou nd hi m kil l hi m.  Beca use if  he s ay s, “OK, I willstep  out. I’m  go in g t olivei n Cuba  or  No rth Kor ea.” It ’ s n ot g o in g to be that easybe c a us e thereare al ot  o f  peoplear oun d th a t  have  the i rcriminal  busin e ss  o r terro rbusine ss . T hey  aren ot g oing t o be hap py wi t h that. And th e y can do badt hi n g s, too.  We  know how c rimi n alsdeal wi the ach o ther.  S o  i t  is a big issue. No  o ne has  theright solutio n. Everybo d y wants to  dot ha t . We filed mil itary  action in Venezuel a. Bu t we hav e somehow t o twistthe  mi lit ari e s  i nside of Vene z u ela.  I  thinkthi s is th e b igiss ueth at everyb ody trus ts  t ha t,  “O K. No w  it’s fo rrea l.  Le t’s g o  do ev eryth ingag ai n stMadurob ec a u se o th er wise  th ey  aregoin g  to  suffer  with the  st a rvin g,  a nd they ’re going todi e hungry.” 
Las t year , I went t o the border between Br a zil and  Ve nezue la t o a state  ca lled R ora i ma. Fr om the  capi ta l o f Rorai m a  t o t he  border, i t is200 k il omet ers. Wh en you get in a ca r  an d go to the r oad  and d ri vet hi s  20 0k ilo m e ters, you’re go ing to see  a lo t of peopl e  wa lk ing. Be cause t hey d o n’t hav e $10 toget a bus  o r at a xion the bor der andgo to the capit a l.  So t hey  walkfo r t hreedays.Y ou’ re go ing to  s ee all  of t he m: men,usually between 20 and30 yea rs ol d.And the h ist o ryis the sa me,why they a regoi ng to  Br a zil?Beca u se  th e y wan t to work, and se ndt h emoney to th e i r  fa milie s b e causethey  don’t have catsa nd dogs on the  str e e tstoe at a ny  more.

And if  yo ua s k … some ti mes you ask  them to  s h ow pi ctures , andthey sh o w  p i ctures  ofthe mselves,lik ea  couple 
 Jair_Bolsonaro, Pinera,_Macri, and a lot_of presidents_of_the region_that_are supporting free_elections in Venezuela._But to have free_elections, you have_to_first take Maduro from power. This is the first step. Maduro doesn’t want to_get_out, not_only_because_he’s a dictator but he’s_a common criminal. He works_with the_drug dealers. He knows that once he takes_off_the power, it’s_his life. It’s not only that “OK, I will_not be the president anymore. I_will do another_thing.”_No,_no, no.

He knows that_his life is at risk, even_with the possibility of other friends_that are around him kill him. Because_if he says, “OK, I will_step out. I’m going to_live in_Cuba or North Korea.” It’s_not going to_be that_easy because there_are a lot of people around_that have their_criminal business or terror business. They_are_not going to_be_happy_with that._And they can_do_bad things,_too._We know how criminals deal with_each_other. So it is a big issue._No one has the_right_solution. Everybody wants to_do that. We filed military_action in Venezuela. But we have_somehow to_twist the_militaries inside of Venezuela. I think this is the big issue_that everybody trusts that, “OK. Now_it’s for real. Let’s_go do_everything_against Maduro because_otherwise_they are_going to suffer with the starving, and_they’re going_to die hungry.”

Last year, I went_to the border between_Brazil_and Venezuela to a state called_Roraima. From the capital of Roraima_to the border, it is_200_kilometers._When you get in a_car and go to the road_and drive this_200 kilometers, you’re going to see a_lot_of people walking. Because they don’t_have_$10 to get a bus or_a_taxi_on the border and go_to the capital. So they walk_for three days. You’re going to see all of_them: men, usually_between 20 and 30 years_old._And_the history is the same, why they are going to_Brazil? Because_they want to_work, and send the money to their families because they_don’t have cats and dogs on the_streets to eat any more.

And if you ask … sometimes you_ask them to show pictures, and they show_pictures of themselves, like a couple