[Ger-55]

Originally posted by Mellark

4 days to go, Venezuela.

Anyways, I think this year might be the year that RCTV may be back on the air? After 5 years (almost 6) without being on the open signal of Venezuela.

I hope, so unfair and controversial, I was just watching some videos about 1998's Election Day made by RCTV journalists and wow, it was really hard for the employees

Never imagined this type of energy I see and people transmit to me because of this eletion, this feeling of change, of brand new things, of being tired for such a big disaster Venezuela is nowadays

This is not gonna be easy but I have to say I LOVEE the position the Opposition has taken on this event, compared to October 7th, 2013. They're playing right and going hard

Maduro keeps decreasing his popularity every time he talks on this campaign, while Capriles is showing himself as a leader

Tomorrow is the end of the campaign. Maduro closes in Caracas, where it's expected a huge concentration of people. BUT it's expected after see how huge and historic was Capriles concentration last Sunday, a beautiful concentration btw Oh and for these types of events, the State always force so many people to go there, plus if I'm not mistaken PDVSA finances the transport of these people

[Ger-55]

3 Days btw

#CaprilesPresidente #AlgoBuenoEstaPasando #VenezuelaSomosTodos #HayUnCamino #14A

[Su-Barbie-A]

I seriously don't trust the CNE, they are so shady and one-sided everyone knows Tibisay Lucena is a sellout

Originally posted by EdicsonHades

I was here!!

Me too, he even waved at us

[Jeffsuxx]

caprilesssssssssss

[Alejandrо]

Originally posted by Su-Barbie-A

I seriously don't trust the CNE, they are so shady and one-sided everyone knows Tibisay Lucena is a sellout

Me neither. Still voting cause that's the only thing I can do but I can't say I'm hopeful after all these years.

[Glam]

If the tsunami of votes is enough then there's not much they can do. Let's remember the consitutional reform of 2007..

[Mastamaind]

[Glam]

Remember to vote, and convince as many as you can.

3 days Today is the last day of electoral campaign by the way.

Do you girls go early to vote or wait till the last minute?

[KarlosVzla]

Caprilitos brought the house DOWN today here in Maracaibo.

[Jeffsuxx]

Originally posted by KarlosVzla

Caprilitos brought the house DOWN today here in Maracaibo.

yaaaaaaas.. maduro could nevah..

if capriles doesnt win

[Ger-55]

You should let old people to vote early if the centers of votation are full and go in the afternoon

Tibisay Lucena looks so angry with Capriles. I seriously can't with her, I'm losing my little respect for her, 'cause this particular time she hasn't been equal, always attacking the Opposition and say nothing about Officialism Abuses

It's gonna be interesting, there's some tension here, the greatest day is coming, many things happening.. Most important Elections Day in Venezuelan history

I see finally the Opposition ready to discredit the CNE in the worst of the cases.. Maracaibo and Merida were beautiful yesterday

And ugh, I see some considerable quantity of people in Lara But Imma need the huge concentration by Capriles on that state today later

[KarlosVzla]

I mean...




Maracaibo

[ToMmY]

Putibisay jamás va a anunciar como ganador a Capriles, aún si lo fuera.

El domingo en la noche me tomo una pastilla para domirme temprano y no pasar por la misma pesadilla de nuevo. I can't take.

[Glam]

The Attorney General Luisa Ortega Díaz told people in Venevision to leave the polling places after they vote and that there's no point to stay around the polling place. That's so NOT true, you can stay around it until the votes are counted, etc.

[Mastamaind]

Originally posted by Glam

The Attorney General Luisa Ortega Díaz told people in Venevision to leave the polling places after they vote and that there's no point to stay around the polling place. That's so NOT true, you can stay around it until the votes are counted, etc.

They're desperate.

[Glam]

To people who are Maduristas (I refuse to call them Chavistas). Think about it, if Chávez with how smart he was couldn't make his system work then how can it work under those people? They barely know the country, are homophobic and generally a mess! Hear what Diosdado Cabello said:


"Chávez era el muro de contención de muchas ideas locas de esas que a nosotros se nos ocurren"

I admit Chávez did some good things but his system is not what Venezuela needs right now, and much less without him alive to execute it. A vote for Maduro is a vote agaisnt your own dignity.



If you're gay how can you support this? ^

I had to say it

[heidimontag]

Tengo miedo de que hagan fraude

[EdicsonHades]

Originally posted by Su-Barbie-A

I seriously don't trust the CNE, they are so shady and one-sided everyone knows Tibisay Lucena is a sellout



Me too, he even waved at us

Another "Gocho" here

[Alejandrо]

I just can foresee what's gonna happen this Sunday.

[Mellark]

Originally posted by Ger-55

I hope, so unfair and controversial, I was just watching some videos about 1998's Election Day made by RCTV journalists and wow, it was really hard for the employees

Never imagined this type of energy I see and people transmit to me because of this eletion, this feeling of change, of brand new things, of being tired for such a big disaster Venezuela is nowadays

This is not gonna be easy but I have to say I LOVEE the position the Opposition has taken on this event, compared to October 7th, 2013. They're playing right and going hard

Maduro keeps decreasing his popularity every time he talks on this campaign, while Capriles is showing himself as a leader

Tomorrow is the end of the campaign. Maduro closes in Caracas, where it's expected a huge concentration of people. BUT it's expected after see how huge and historic was Capriles concentration last Sunday, a beautiful concentration btw Oh and for these types of events, the State always force so many people to go there, plus if I'm not mistaken PDVSA finances the transport of these people

I know this is going to be a long post...

Chavez also mentioned that RCTV was a threat to the country. But the question is how? RCTV welcomed Chavez to the building of RCTV and were being nice to them. But Chavez thought it was disrespecting him.

Now however, RCTV opened a cable only called RCTV International but it had a temporary closure for refusing to air speeches related to Chavez.


A Maduro supporter, by name of Winston Vallenilla used to work at RCTV as a TV host but now works at Venevision.

However in this video, Winston claimed that RCTV wanted to ruin Chavez's career.

But he is the only Venezuelan artist I know of supporting Maduro.

While the rest of the Venezuelan artists are supporting Capriles. They realize that they want a Venezuela that is better and safe for everyone.