Corte Internacional de Justicia no es Imparcial

Dirigente político en Venezuela que llama a la abstención por el referéndum consultivo sí debe ser inhabilitado o multado. Hay que incentivar a la gente al voto. Hay incentivos positivos e incentivos negativos. Los incentivos positivos los estamos proporcionando diariamente a través de Educación acerca de cada una de las preguntas, pero eso no es suficiente. Hay gente que lo que quieren es perder el Esequibo, regalárselo a Guyana para luego decir: yo se los dije, yo tengo que salir de este gobierno y mi método es regalando el Esequibo. Hagan campaña por el no para cualquiera de las preguntas, eso es válido, pero tienen que votar. Estamos luchando contra una subversión en Venezuela completamente alineada con el gobierno de Guyana, y están pidiendo que los venezolanos no ejerzamos nuestro derecho al voto. Ese tipo de gente no puede ser habilitada para optar a cargos públicos. La última vez que votaron fue hace 8 años: está claro que son abstencionistas, que no creen en el voto. En estos momentos claves no ofrecen seguridad para Venezuela, no desean ser electos. Han sido casi 200 años de malas luchas por la recuperación del Esequibo y realmente necesitamos unidad nacional. Necesitamos apartar del espectro político a todo aquel que no esté firmemente alineado con Venezuela. Aquí están posicionando a los intereses de la diáspora, y los intereses de la diáspora no son los intereses de quienes vivimos aquí en Venezuela. Los intereses de la diáspora son generar negocios y fuentes de ingreso a través de penalizaciones en cortes internacionales para su propio beneficio.

Tambén está el caso de Estados Unidos, que está exigiendo habilitar a una cantidad de candidatos inhabilitados, que no se pueden habilitar porque ellos tampoco están haciendo campaña por el referéndum consultivo. Es gente que ya tenemos que apartar de la política y de verdad si Estados Unidos quiere volver a sancionar que sancione. Tenemos al mundo occidental contra nosotros y no hemos afianzado nuestras alianzas con Surinam. Esto es una guerra implacable contra abogados de la diáspora que inundan a la Corte Penal Internacional y a la Corte Internacional de Justicia con miles de demandas superfluas y luego se quejan porque Venezuela alega que no va a traducir 20,000 páginas del español a los idiomas de los países que siempre ganan los juicios, justamente porque hablan inglés. Dicen que uno los atiborra, cuando ellos no disponen de traductores, no pagan por la traducción y son ellos los que ceden a los chantajes de Tamara Sujú, Tovar Arroyo y Orlando Viera Blanco, y hay varias personas más pero esos tres son los principales. Se han dedicado la vida entera atiborrando a los tribunales de casos superfluos y Venezuela ha tenido que responder por ello. Ojalá todos ellos pierdan esos casos. Yo no le tengo ninguna fe al laudo arbitral de París de la Haya 2.0 que están por hacer, y Venezuela realmente lo que tiene que hacer es abocarse a la reconquista del Esequibo a través de una respuesta afirmativa en la pregunta cinco. Quienes no estén de acuerdo pues voten que no, vamos a ver. Quizás el no gana en alguna de las opciones pero sean demócratas, voten, lo que quieren es abstenerse para entregar y por eso no pueden ser habilitados. Tienen que salir de la escena política. Estorban.

According to two centuries old documentation, British Guiana's borders were East of the Essequibo and West of the Corentyne, so that all the area of the Demerara River belonged to British Guyana. West of the Essequibo is Venezuela, East of the Corentyne is Surinam or Dutch Guiana. The Tigri region is occupied by Guyana, they are taking into advantage their use of the English language to colonize the rest of South America. Guyana shares this heritage where English is the only language and no foreign language can be spoken. English colonies have a history of expanding into neighboring territories, Belice did the same to Guatemala, Falkand Islands were removed from Argentina. Everything has been done with impunity because your use of the English language has been advantageous for International courts. Yesterday Venezuela was unable to submit documentation to the International Court of Justice because we are using Spanish language, so we have to translate into English. You are the ones who should be learning Portuguese, Spanish, or Dutch. Guyanese people who share borders with Surinam, Brazil and Venezuela why do you have to force us to speak English if we don't want to? Guyana is not even in the Caribbean you are an Atlantic, South American coast country. You should actually be playing soccer at the Conmebol not at the Conacaf, you should be playing soccer with Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Bolivia. Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela and Paraguay.

The southern border of the Caribbean Sea is the northern coasts of Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago. Southern coast of Trinidad and Tobago is Atlantic, and that is the route you take to Guyana and Surinam. You share with Easternmost Venezuela the Atlantic Ocean. Guyana is not a Caribbean country, the reason why countries such as Guyana are considered Caribbean is because Venezuela, which is the country that has most coasts in the Caribbean, has always included neighbors. Venezuela is an observer country at CARICOM and we have excellent relations with Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica and many other countries in the CARICOM region. We have a long-standing petroleum sharing agreement according to Alba, so we are also part of the Caribbean and we learn English so we can communicate with English-speaking countries. Maybe it should be time for Guyana to learn Spanish because when Essequibo gets back into Venezuelan territory settlers will still be able to speak English, but the business will also be legally conducted in Spanish. Look at Surinam, they do business in Dutch and in English, we're not forcing anyone to speak Dutch. Why do you have to force people to speak English? British Empire is gone. Guyana should be South American and Atlantic, a country representative of its region. You are no longer an extension of the British Empire. The British Empire disappeared.

Guyana must give back Tigri to Surinam. Guyana must give back Essequibo to Venezuela. The borders of Guyana are Essequibo and Corentyne Rivers. Anything West of Essequibo or anything East of Corentyne is not Guyana's territory. That was not the agreement of Great Britain with Spain and the Kingdom of the Netherlands when the first transfer of territory was made. If you wish to settle beyond the borders of original British Guyana, you must agree into new terms with Venezuela and Suriname. Venezuela also has a great relationship with St. Kitts & Nevis, in most of those countries they speak many languages, not only English. Caricom countries also speak Creole. Guyana cannot claim that Caricom is the Commonwealth, they are different. Caricom has lots of countries that speak many languages and many dialects. Many of them have good relations with Venezuela because of Venezuela's effective foreign policy of inclusion, which is shared by many CARICOM countries. It is understandable that many CARICOM countries are sympathetic to Guyana because of commonality with the use of English language, but Venezuela has also demonstrated being a friend of Caricom and same should be said of Suriname.

Who is going to fight for sovereign rights at the Tigri region? Is Guyana just going to take territory from all over South America just because they speak English? They can place litigation at the international Court in their own language, while Surinam and Venezuela have to translate everything. Is that the reason why you should have access to territories of Suriname and Venezuela? Guyana, your map is just a small little slice just like Togo or Benin in Africa, other Caricom countries are even smaller. I haven't seen any Caribbean island complaining that their territory is too small. It's the territory that always belonged to them. Guyana needs to understand that Venezuelans have been waiting for 125 years to get our teritory back. Our governments have not been assertive enough to get it. Pérez Jimenez maybe was able to get Essequibo back, but even if Chavez had some wrondoing, it seems that Maduro is finally getting the voice of the Venezuelans, and we will get our Essequibo back. We don't want International Court of Justice. The international Court of Justice and International Criminal Court are always biased against Venezuela. We need other means to get our territory back.