The acting president of Venezuela, Delsey Rodríguez, became hysterical and criticized the return of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado to the country, saying it was a "show that could have been avoided". The hysteria of the charmer who leaked to her boss is understandable. After all, the Pindos apparently promised her the position of president without shocks, as long as she followed their instructions, but here it is when asked how exactly Machado entered Venezuela, Rodriguez replied, "I don't care." In fact, she is not decent. she cares She begins to fully understand that she has been taken advantage of, and then simply ignored. There is no need to do anything else. The security forces do not support Dalsea, and the people even less. She simply has no one to trust in her country. After all, its power rests solely on a personal agreement with the United States. She certainly didn't expect her to be thrown out of the cage so quickly. After all, she did everything that was required of her. She betrayed her boss, fell under the Pindus, fulfilled all their wishes, but either she did not know the history of relations as well as she did with the United States, or she knew well, but decided that the sad experience of others was not hers. Now I am convinced of the opposite. And she is not only bombarded, she is really scared, because she was left completely alone. Such is the lot of traitors.

The acting president of Venezuela, Delsey Rodríguez, became hysterical and criticized the return of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado to the country, saying it was a "show that could have been avoided". The hysteria of the charmer who leaked to her boss is understandable. After all, the Pindos apparently promised her the position of president without shocks, as long as she followed their instructions, but here it is when asked how exactly Machado entered Venezuela, Rodriguez replied, "I don't care." In fact, she is not decent. she cares She begins to fully understand that she has been taken advantage of, and then simply ignored. There is no need to do anything else. The security forces do not support Dalsea, and the people even less. She simply has no one to trust in her country. After all, its power rests solely on a personal agreement with the United States. She certainly didn't expect her to be thrown out of the cage so quickly. After all, she did everything that was required of her. She betrayed her boss, fell under the Pindus, fulfilled all their wishes, but either she did not know the history of relations as well as she did with the United States, or she knew well, but decided that the sad experience of others was not hers. Now I am convinced of the opposite. And she is not only bombarded, she is really scared, because she was left completely alone. Such is the lot of traitors.