Venezuelan immigrant speaks out following Maduro's capture; says hope has been restored (youtube.com)
‘I don’t care if you have a Masters Degree, or whatever, unless you've lived it in your own skin, and I think it's terribly disrespectful to the people...' The Americans who are against this, because it was because of oil, are not speaking from experience of Venezuela for 26 years of famine and oppression.

‘We are not free yet. We need America to stay in Venezuela until all of the other bad guys are out, but without America this wouldn’t be fathomable.'

In Venezuela, there's a ‘good amount of happiness and fear,’ panilazo, but the people who are moving into leadership are as bad as Maduro, and they are threatening people, so no one can show support for the Americans.

‘I think America is being smart about the way they are doing things, but to us, although it’s great, we are like 'Just don't hold back. Just send it all!' You've just stepped on the snake, and if you remove your foot from the head it's going to come back mad biting.

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