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Venezuelan President Maduro Declares Early Christmas Amid Ongoing Post-Election Unrest

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has announced a change to the country's festive calendar, declaring that Christmas will begin on October 1. This decision was made during his weekly television show, where he stated that "September smells like Christmas." The move comes as Venezuela continues to grapple with the aftermath of the July presidential election. Maduro has promised Venezuelans a Christmas of "peace, happiness, and security," but a growing body of evidence suggests that he may have lost the support of the electorate.

  1. VE
    Nicolás Maduro
    United Socialist Party of Venezuela
    1. Knock Knock! Don't be a crybaby … You're going to Tocorón (a jail)
    2. The criminal electrical attack stopped the economy. People continued working, laboring, and with the support of the working class, in perfect civic-military-police union, we guaranteed absolute peace and the recovery, in record time, from one of the deadliest blows ever attempted against the electrical generation system.
    3. It's September and it already feels like Christmas. So this year – as a way of paying tribute to you and thanking you – I'm going to decree that Christmas be brought forward to 1 October.
    4. Christmas starts on October 1. For everyone, Christmas has arrived, with peace, happiness and security.
  2. VE
    Barry Cartaya
    1. Who can refuse to extend the most beautiful time of the year?

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sources

  1. 1.Daily Sabah
  2. 2.The New York Times
  3. 3.The Times of India
  4. 4.CNN
  5. 5.El Paìs
  6. 6.The Guardian
  7. 7.Bloomberg News
  8. 8.El Pais
  9. 9.New York Times
  10. 10.Times
  11. 11.Univision

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Election
  3. 3.Protests
  4. 4.Authoritarianism
  5. 5.Electoral Fraud
  6. 6.Sabotage
  7. 7.Power outage
  8. 8.Venezuela under Maduro
  9. 9.Spanish Foreign Policy

countries

  1. 1.BrazilBR
  2. 2.ColombiaCO
  3. 3.Dominican RepublicDO
  4. 4.MexicoMX
  5. 5.United StatesUS
  6. 6.Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic ofVE

organizations

  1. 1.Bolivarian Intelligence ServiceVE
  2. 2.Catholic Church
  3. 3.CLAP
  4. 4.Local Committees for Supply and Production
  5. 5.National Election Commission
  6. 6.Venezuelan Episcopal Conference

persons

  1. 1.Nicolás MaduroVE
  2. 2.Edmundo Gonzalez UrrutiaVE
  3. 3.Félix De Bedout
  4. 4.Hugo Chavez
  5. 5.Barry CartayaVE
  6. 6.Caryslia Rodriguez
  7. 7.Frank Sinatra
  8. 8.Julie Turkewitz
  9. 9.María Corina MachadoVE
  10. 10.Rosalba Gil Pacheco
  11. 11.Yván Gil

technicals

  1. 1.Chavismo
  2. 2.More with Maduro
  3. 3.Carol of the Bells
  4. 4.Operación Tun Tun
  5. 5.Operation Knock Knock