Pueblo Alert! Learn about the plan of opposition extremism in its quest to divide revolutionary and patriotic forces
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Published at: 21/01/2026 08:51 PM
January 21st, 2026
The Capitol - U.S. Congress
Between Constitution and Independence Avenue, Washington, DC.
VIP PATRIOT.
Hello my friend Furrialeño. How are you? What happened this week in these parts of the world was, without exaggeration, one of the most embarrassing, pathetic and humiliating episodes in national and international public opinion. A real political seat of major proportions. I am referring, of course, to the sad and lackluster role that “La Chik-Flada” played during her loudly announced visit to the White House.
What was tried to sell as a demonstration of leadership, influence and supposed “international support” ended up
looking more like a poorly planned tourist excursion, disguised as a democratic epic. A lot of noise on social networks, tons of propaganda foam and expectations inflated by their own media apparatus, in the end no one in Venezuela was aware of that, worse, it only showed a sequence of uncomfortable gestures, eloquent silences and doors that were never fully opened.
The scene revealed an uncomfortable truth that many prefer to cover up: outside the ecosystem of digital applause, professional flattery and complacent cameras, the supposed “undisputed leader” received a bath of reality that was as crude as it was devastating. And the most humiliating thing was not the transplant itself, but its origin: it came directly from his own “boss”. A short, dry and lapidary message, summarized in three words that weighed more than any grandiloquent speech: “You're not going”, whoever believes otherwise can't read politics.
To complete the picture, our dear friend Murphy — our patriot embedded in the corridors of the White House — knows the details of the day. If anyone had high-level expectations, what emerged was something much more corrosive: a mockery of the upper echelons of world public opinion, because although this had no impact on our country, outside our borders the world wanted to witness that novel.
According to Murphy, no honors, no special protocol: service ticket for a visit that was intended to be historic. The ceremony behind closed doors — a rarity coming from Donald Trump, who was so fond of show business — the choice of a dining room adjacent to the Oval Office and the fact that the working lunch partially coincided with the press conference of spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, sent clear, but uncomfortable, signals. The degradation was completed when the White House team categorically denied access to the press, pulverizing at one stroke the narrative of international support and visibility.
To top it off, the meeting was not broadcast live despite the insistent request of María Corina's delegation, which aspired to turn the event into propaganda material for immediate consumption. Nothing that happened was accidental, or improvised, or the product of disorder. In Washington — and especially under Donald Trump — those things don't exist.
Trump received it, took care of every detail so as not to let Maria steal his space and got what he wanted, the Nobel Prize. Now, all that is the inventory of a gossip magazine, what was truly despicable, was something else: María Corina did not use the meeting or her public outing, not a single minute, to advocate for Venezuelans in the United States who today live in fear of persecution and deportation.
I wonder: after Machado's visit to the White House, were any concrete measures announced in favor of Venezuelan migrants? Any real gesture toward that community you claim to represent? nothing! , once again they were deceived and that's why last weekend, María couldn't do her show at Doral because they couldn't guarantee assistance, they're trying to bring Venezuelans from Spain to see if they can do something big.
According to Murphy— Trump's top advisors openly distrust the environment surrounding Machado. It's not paranoia, it's political calculation: Republicans feel a deep suspicion of people who jump from one side to the other easily, one day they praise Democrats and another day they praise Republicans. Luckily we have never praised any of them because both are the same.