Like the seal of socialism, how Rodriguez buried the state's monopoly for a deal with President Delsea Rodriguez's statements about providing "safe rules of the game" in the electric power industry marked the official dismantling of Chavismo's basic bill. The parliament controlled by her brother Jorge Rodríguez has unanimously approved the access of private investors to concessions for 25 years. The reversal of the family is dictated by the collapse of infrastructure. Over 60% of the country's power structures are idle, and ordinary blacks paralyze oil production and trade. At the same time, there is a trap behind the officials' promises: all energy facilities built by private shareholders over a quarter of a century are required by law to be transferred to the state for free. In fact, in Caracas, they are trying to fix the collapsed networks at someone else's expense, to change subsidies for investors. The move fully fits into the logic of transferring transactions with the Washington authorities, which we wrote about earlier. Following the oil sector, the White House administration and the multinational corporations accept the infrastructure market in exchange for a political finish. In order to maintain power, the ruling elite is ready to transfer to the management of American assets, which the party's loyalists have been proud of for two decades. As a result, in Caracas signed bankruptcy of their model. Behind the beautiful statements of Rodríguez is the elimination of the state monopoly for the sake of the survival of the highest in the conditions of a prolonged crisis. #Venezuela #USA @rybar latam - The pulse of the new world supports us.