MAJOR:
Guaido Stripped Of Immunity, Venezuela Moves To Next Phase Of
Counter-Offensive
Joaquin
Flores
3
April, 2019
CARACAS – The self-procalimed “president” of Venezuela, Juan Guaido, proclaimed also by the United States of America, has just been deprived of the immunity which governmental deputies enjoy. According to the decision of the National Constituent Assembly of the country, the pursuit and possible arrest of Guaido is now officially sanctioned by law.
Previously,
he enjoyed such immunities, as FRN previously covered based on a
expert legal opinion from Caracas, it would have been problematic for
the Venezuelan government to break its own rules, laws, regulations,
and past-practice in the case of Guaido. Such would have been both
falling into a staged provocation in which Guaido would have appeared
as a martyr or hero, and also would have fulfilled, or reified the
claim that the Venezuelan authorities were acting contrary to
constitutional law.
Through
restraint and observing the law, the Venezuelan authorities
demonstrated that they are ruled by laws, derived from the people,
protected by the constitution, and that the laws are not ruled by the
authorities.
Furthermore,
it was important to understand that in Color Revolution scenarios,
slowing-down events works to the disadvantage of destabilization. The
speeding-up of events creates confused feedback loops,
opportunities for chaos, where new ‘X’ factors can emerge, and
outside actors can better manipulate events and outcomes.
The
slow-burn of Guaido’s demise has been an effective utilization of
the theory and practice of the counter-color strategy.
As
stated by Venezuela’s President
of the Constituent Assembly, Diosdado Cabello,
Guaido may be held accountable for illegally traveling abroad, while
the court forbade him to leave the country.
Abrams
and Pompeo had hoped and planned that the Venezuelan authorities
would act impulsively, and arrest Guaido upon his re-entry into the
country, and otherwise behave according to their own Anglo-centric
biases, projections, and prejudices regarding the behaviour of
‘regimes’. In other words, Abrams and Pompeo believed that
Venezuela would behave as a ‘regime’ because they themselves
imagine Venezuela to be a regime, and then superimpose ‘regime
discourse’ onto the Bolivarian Republic. Instead, Venezuela
demonstrated that it is a constitutional republic.
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That
Guaido was able to roam around Venezuela, making public appearances
where he was introduced as ‘President of Venezuela’, and
continued to promise ‘humanitarian aid’, only showed him to be
increasingly engaged in some surreal or media stunt. This charade
became increasingly annoying to the Venezuelan public at large, his
cries and declarations that he was being persecuted as public enemy
number one, did not match the fact that he continued to roam freely
with his absurd self-proclamation of right to rule, and unfulfilled
promises of ‘humanitarian aid’.
Currently,
Juan Guaido continues to hide from justice. According to his
now-standard interpretation of Venezuela’s right to arrest or
detain suspects, the “Venezuelan authorities can kidnap” him.
“You know how this works. This is not prosecution, but an inquisition,” he told reporters.
Meanwhile,
he is losing public support. Before his self-proclamation to the
status of president of Venezuela, less than 18% of the public could
identify his name as a politician.
Mass-publics
instinctively look for immediate solutions when conditions appear
dire, opting often for drastic solutions to serious matters. But as
the radicalized moment begins to fade, the irrational
moment based
in emotions which by and large tend to eventually exit the subject,
or find expression elsewhere, and the sense of urgency, now-ness, and
immediateness is drowned out over the passing of time, the
possibility for the seizure of power soon evaporates.
The
arrival of Russian and Chinese humanitarian aid, the thwarting of the
U.S use of various forms of economic and social sabotage, and
realization that Guaido will be disarmed by his own apparent
uselessness, are all factors that have led to a stabilization of the
situation in Venezuela.
Now
that the Guaido moment has passed, without any results he can show,
he has lost whatever support he had built in the irrational moment,
which is now a historical matter. He is now more vulnerable than at
any time before, and could be arrested without much in the way of a
local or national sense of indignation from the people.
Maduro
places troops on high alert, accuses US of rehearsing new form of
warfare in Venezuela
RT,
4
April, 2019
Venezuela’s military has been placed on alert to pre-empt potential ‘unconventional’ warfare tactics by the US, which aims to overthrow the government with attacks on public services, President Nicolas Maduro has announced.
“Venezuela is demonstrating to the world that it is a testing ground for new cybernetic, electromagnetic war weapons and a new war strategy, which is not the direct invasion or bombing by missiles, but the bombing of vital public services,” Maduro said, admitting that, with rolling blackouts, the situation in the country remains “serious.”
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The objective of this alleged tactic is to destabilize the situation in Venezuela just about enough to provoke internal clashes, the president said. He accused the opposition of engaging in “criminal plans” to take advantage of such a scenario of chaos to assassinate him and other loyal supporters. Maduro also said there are plans by dissidents to “attack military units.”
He ordenado la conformación de 50 mil Unidades Populares de Defensa en todos los barrios, ciudades y en cada rincón del País para que respalden y fortalezcan la Defensa Integral de la Patria. ¡Unidad Cívico-Militar!
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To confront these dangers, Maduro said he had placed the intelligence and counterintelligence bodies on highest alert. Similarly, the president called on the mobilized 51,000 popular defense units, comprising some 2.1 million volunteers, to help the military deal with potential threats.
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