Will President Nicolas Maduro win another term in Venezuela? | Inside Story
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The opposition is hoping for an overwhelming victory that could force President Nicolas Maduro to negotiate a transition of power.
The challenge is the biggest the country's socialist regime has faced in 25 years.
Years of economic collapse and political repression have worn down the socialist revolution started by late President Hugo Chavez in 1999.
If Maduro is defeated - will he recognise the results - or try to stay in power?
And what does the outcome mean for Venezuela and the South America region?
Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom
Guests
Paola de Aleman, Venezuelan opposition politician and academic.
David Smolansky, former Mayor of a Caracas district now living in exile.
Christopher Sabatini, Senior Fellow for Latin America, Chatham House
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コメント (21)
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How do you have a panel with same view what’s the point ?
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It would had been nice if the panel were composed of both sides, not only the opposition, but AJ like a much of mainstream media, acts like the concept of unbiased and impartial news coverage is unknown to them.
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The answer is yes, he officially won
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He already win
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This strikes me as extremely one-sided Al Jazeera
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maduro is the best!!!!!
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From my farway Brasil: I am sorry to see Aljazeera covering the Palestinian issue so well and having a pro-imperialist bias towards Ukraine and now Venezuela. Btw, sanctions against Venezuela began in 2015 with Obama and Biden who argued that Venezuela posed a threat to U.S. security.
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I am writing to bring to your urgent attention a grave incident involving the torture of students by the Bangladesh government during the recent quota movement.. The students were peacefully protesting against the government's quota system when they were subjected to severe violence by the authorities. This unwarranted aggression has left many injured and traumatized, and it is imperative that the international community is made aware of these human rights violations.We are seeking your support in shedding light on this situation and bringing global attention to the plight of these students. Your coverage can play a crucial role in pressuring the authorities to take action against those responsible and ensure the safety and rights of the students. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your response. Best regards,
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Please keep your sharp eye on Bangladesh tomorrow.
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How many colombians are living in Venezuela? Dominicans leave the DR to USA....and they have democracy...Peruvians...leave Peru...Mexico has democracy with a good president and they leave Mexico.....to the USA...they want dollars....please this video sucks.
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He will
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Congratulations
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Quota protestor leaders announced an end protest in front of guns at police department office in BANGLADESH.
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Bangladesh night news. Pay attention, what did Shajis show with his fingers? They were threatened and taken to the DV office and the agitation was called off. Even the police behind the camera had weapons in their hands. (follow the fingers)
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Viva Venezuela and maduro
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The US can use Venezuela's oil.
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Great
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Maduro✌
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He won't ,and if he does cheat that's gonna be it for him.
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There are millions of Venezuelans that have left their country in the last decade. They don't want people like him as their president.
