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If I were Venezuelan


Tomorrow is an important day for Venezuela. They announced the elections to choose 165 members of Parliament, and about important historical event is waging a battle.

But at the same time, news about the weather conditions are unfavorable. Heavy rains are hitting the ground was the birthplace of the Liberator.

Excessive rains affect the poor more than anyone. They are much more modest dwellings, live in forgotten neighborhoods historically, with difficult access, poor roads and less traffic. When the waters invaded their homes, lost everything. They do not have safe and comfortable homes of the rich, broad avenues and ample means of transport.

is not a presidential election. In the only parliamentary population moves little and often play it down.

usually where imperialism and the oligarchy dominates opportunistic gets a juicy part of domestic goods and services, the masses have nothing to gain or lose and, to the rule, does not care a damn about the elections. In the United States presidential election even more mobile 50% of those entitled to vote. Why

however, its massive media are turning this time against Venezuela and subjected to a relentless barrage of lies and slanders against the Bolivarian revolutionary government?

not try to amass arguments to persuade a brave and worthy as that of Venezuela. I've seen the popular mobilization and the fervor of millions of people, especially the most humble and combative, which has had the privilege of experiencing a new stage in the history of his country, and returned to the people the great resources of Venezuela. And their homeland is not a nation of illiterates, where millions of men, women and children survived in extreme poverty.

will not talk about a lived experience that Cuba, which speak 50 years of heroic resistance against the blockade and the hideous crimes of the United States Government.

I say just what he would do if Venezuela.

I face the rains, and that the rule would not take out any profit from them, fight with neighbors and family to protect people and property, but would not go to vote as a sacred duty: when it before rain, during rain, or after rain, while a college open.

These elections are of enormous significance and knows the rule: want to weaken the revolution, limiting their ability to fight, to deprive it of the two-thirds of the National Assembly to facilitate their counterrevolutionary plans, increase their vile campaign and continue around to Venezuela's military bases by fencing with increasingly lethal international arms trafficking and violence.

If there are bugs, not ever give up the opportunity that the Revolution offered to rectify and overcome obstacles.

If I were Venezuelan, even under lightning and thunder, fight their way to make September 26 a great victory.

Fidel Castro
Ruz September 25, 2010 5:00 p.m.
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