Luis Martinez

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189 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 17 Jan

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And that, of course, is going to revitalize the economy and the oil sector.
Of course, so if you hit the narco-trafficking, you bring money into the country.
And I think maybe the key figure that I would see as problematic is Dios Dado Cabello.
So if I had a magic ball and I were to speculate as to what could happen in the future, I imagine that Desi Rodriguez...
And Vladimir Padrino Lopez and the armed forces or the security establishment will try and capture Diosdado Cabello and hand him over to the United States and probably also negotiate some sort of amnesty for themselves after the transition period.
Again, speculation, but let's call it informed speculation.
I would assume it was Delcy Rodriguez who negotiated for Maduro to be captured.
We know that she was talking through the Qataris and proposing herself as a transition figure.
And I'm assuming in those negotiations, she's also asking for a lavish mansion in Qatar where she can escape to with a couple of million dollars or more after the transition's over.
There's a good chance if US pressure continues that we can see free and fair elections.
Corruption will continue to be rampant.
I think that's 27 years where pretty much the entire government, you can't acquire any government service without some form of corruption.
So that will be a little more complicated to get rid of, but at least having democratic
norms and electing your own officials and just money coming into the country.
I think that at the end of the day, and that's why people are criticizing Trump during his press conference on January 3rd, that he mentioned oil 20 times, but didn't mention democracy once.
We'll ask Venezuelans.
You don't eat democracy, right?
So just a lot of investment coming into the country will revitalize it.
And Venezuela is in Iraq.
It's not Afghanistan.
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