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Protest Blog Venezuela: Create, Write, Publish, and Update your own Protest Blog for Venezuela! Support your Favorite Venezuelan Cause Online, Protest Dictatorship, Inequality, and Corruption in Venezuela.

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Climate change protest is in its infancy in Venezuela, one of the worlds top oil producers with the largest proven reserves of any nation. Nevertheless, it is the country in the America’s that has the highest number of children dying of starvation, with countless more malnourished. People die of preventable diseases in ever greater numbers; if one is lucky enough to find a competent surgeon to perform an operation, they must bring their own anesthesia. The profoundly tragic irony of this rapidly dollarizing economy, is that only the Socialists are able to access dollars, much of which they extract by force from the population, in order to shop in the dollar only stores, Cuban style. The old Socialists are the new economic masters, living off the back of the people they govern, in Venezuela like Cuba, it’s inspiration. So much for Socialist medicine and public health. Venezuela is a brutal dictatorship whose will is enforced by nearly 2 million men - and a handful of women - who ride around on motorcycles with no license plates beating people up, intimidating others with the threat of violence or some other form of reprisal, as a result of failing to toe the party line in support of the illegitimate President Maduro, who represents the legacy of Hugo Chavez as his appointed successor.

The opposition, in the form of the movement led by Juan Guaido - recognized as president of Venezuela by the US, Colombia, Brazil, and many other countries - does protest against the government: a handful of young, brave, people who often feel impelled to risk life, limb, and liberty, because their father or big brother is in jail. Unlike his predecessor Chavez who was able to win several elections outright with a comfortable margin, Maduro does whatever he has to do to stay in office. Venezuelans vote with their stomach and vote against him, so he just rigs the elections and always wins.

There were several large protests in Venezuela throughout the course of 2019. Those protests have generated counter-demonstrations organized by those who support Maduro. These counter demonstrations in support of Maduro are often called "spontaneous protests" and those who attend are paid for their time, funded from abroad by Maduro’s partners, chief among them Russia followed by Iran.

Throughout the year, it was increasingly reported that slum dwellers, the historical base of Chavista power, were turning against Maduro. Often, people blame government security forces for their brutality for this shift".  Dozens of protestors against the government were killed in 2019 and many hundreds arrested for speaking out against the government.

 

Can you imagine what jail conditions are like for these individuals?

Climate change protest in Venezuela is getting started as a result of pioneering activists and their organizations such as the Citizen of Venezuela Verde Dr. Manuel Diaz, and Venezuela Ecovision Ecological Canal, a grand alliance of environmental organizations and protest action where everyone dresses in green, as well as YOUNG and other smaller organizations concerned with protecting the environment. Venezuela does have a Green party; Ecovision, Funvive and other major organizations sponsor lectures, concerts, collect signatures, document delivery, and provide information for the media.

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We invite you to create and maintain your own blog here on protestblog.org about Climate change or any other issue that you feel strongly about. If the alternative is silence, then this might be a good opportunity for you to speak out, joing the struggle, and meet link-minded soldiers devoted to the same

 

All of us are vulnerable, and awareness is growing that we are all in this together. Nevertheless, the struggle, if it is to prove ultimately successful, is only just now beginning. While in many places, protests have turned violent and thousands of arrests have been made, there have not yet been large numbers of fatalities among climate change protestorss.

Score of protesters have died and continue to die, however, throughout 2021. Myanmar and Colombia come to mind. We at protestblog.org extend a special invitation to protesters from Myanmar, Colombian, and many other places where levels of social unrest accompanied by protest are very high. Become a blogger, write your own blog!

 

In other parts of the world, most notably the Middle East – home to warfare for decades – particularly in Iraq and its neighbor and former enemy Iran, hundreds of protestors have been killed with live, military-grade ammunition, over the course of the last couple of years. After several years of civil war in Syria, protest gradually gave way to military action, death and destruction. The numbers of people murdered by the governments of the region are not fully known, and especially hard to verify in Iran, where a brutal religious dictatorship maintains a thick cloak of secrecy over such information. It would be a special honor to host guest bloggers from this part of the world in particular.

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The Taliban are now whipping women in public, in the streets, as they deem necessary. While women continue to protest, they do so at their utmost, explicit peril. Iran retains a perilous hostility to the West that consumes its resources at the expense of its people. The hostility between China and the USA, in particular, bodes ill for the global economy, already hamstrung by COV-19. Those parts of the world most vulnerable to the ravages of climate change are already suffering; places like the Philippines are experiencing devastating and lethal storms, one after the other, breaking all historical records. At this writing, one heat wave after another is scorching North America with unprecedented temperatures, nurturing year after year of record-breaking fires.

Much of Australia, for example, was on fire at the beginning of 2020 - with the hottest temperatures on record - and few anticipate Australia to fare better in 2021. This is changing Australian lives, politics, and the consciousness of the ordinary Australian who is now getting involved in the struggle to save their island, and coming to a better understanding of how their survival is linked to the rest of the world. In Japan, forces are growing in protest to push the Japanese government towards support for the Hong Kong protestors, confronting mainland China; also supporting the struggles of minority groups in mainland China, reporting on government abuses, etc. The US government has expressed its full support for the Hong Kong protestors, further escalating tensions between these two superpowers along with ally Russia. These tensions were already at their most aggravated moments as a result of the US/China trade war. By early n2021, however, it was simply made clear that dissent from Communist authority in Hong Kong would simply not be tolerated in any form. For some time, increasing numbers have fled to the UK.

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Our world in 2021 is a tinderbox as never before. The rapid pace of climate change is especially alarming. I fear that my 9-year-old may never become an old man. Rather than do nothing, myself and many others prefer to protest, hence this site. Join with us, let us at the very least complain, even if we are nearly sure to die anyway. We here at protestblog.org await your contribution, just paste your email into the form on the left and we weill send you an invitation!

At ProtestBlog.org, we invite you to protest, share your vision, and help us all to march towards a more sustainable and peaceful world that will not totally implode, at least within our lifetimes, leaving hope for life to continue in more intelligent forms, through greater appreciating our planetary home. We ultimately seek harmony with nature so as to preserve life as we know it, as we dream it could be, our best-case scenario, at least giving our children and their children a fighting chance of survival. Everything depends on how hard we are willing to fight to make it so.

 

Let’s get arrested, the more of us there are the better chance that our children will live into old age!

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