arrests and acts of intimidation of recent days demonstrate once again that the government can not defend its actions, can not defend its faults, can not tolerate the truth.
This government does not want you to know the truth about the uncertainty that stifles our country.
They do not want you to know the truth about those responsible for the electricity crisis.
They do not want you to know the truth because jobs are more and more scarce and prices go through the roof.
They believe that truth is dangerous to remain in power. And so anyone who speaks the truth about these issues are increasingly at risk.
This year, Venezuelans have to choose. There are two paths ahead. If we continue the way of government, with its vision of Venezuela as a Marxist Communist country, the only television channel that will be the channel of Chavez, the only thing you hear on your radio or what you will read in the paper will be what the government wants you to know - without debate, without dissent.
But we have the power to change, we have the power to create a different future. Because people in Venezuela wants a different life - people want light, they want opportunities, they want to live in a country where people can disagree and discuss and resolve their problems together, without fear.
Venezuelans want to live in a modern democracy and freedom, where every citizen is treated fairly and equally, respecting their rights, no matter who, no matter what color of shirt used.
So we should not be afraid. Because the truth is powerful. Truth draws people like a magnet. The government can not suppress the truth. The truth is the way forward, the truth is the way of change.
No matter what happens this year, people will look back and say that this year, 2010 was a year crucial.
This year is not enough to wait for change. We must work for change. This year, we have to turn the darkness into light.
The savings club
More than eighty companies passed this week by the bitter experience of receiving the suspension of electric service for 24 hours.
'm sure most of these companies was treated unfairly, without the right to kick. They cut off the light and go.
right thing had been going to visit the suspects, giving them the opportunity to discuss your case, and most importantly, teach to save, if that really is evident that they are consuming more energy than necessary. I have no doubt that by way of consensus and dialogue would have achieved greater savings than what achieved by the government so far. And most importantly, everyone had a sense of common purpose. A government that has given turbine power plants and other countries, equipment is now the country desperately needs, must start accepting responsibility instead of pursuing consumers. Electric service is a constitutional right.
Venezuela, a major energy powers the world, is paradoxically about to run the half-light, unable to grow and multiply. This fact alone is enough to reiterate my view that we are going astray.
September 26 is our next opportunity to decide a new path, with light and opportunities. In our power to change that cries out for the Venezuelan people.
ELECTRICAL QUESTIONS
Today we want to make the President a number of questions to determine the outcome of the measures that were announced but really do not see that are having an effect and it seems that the only strategy that the President is to pray to God and Santos for rain and recover the level of Guri.
The questions that we bring are: - What happened to the incorporation of machine Plant No. 1 center last February offered for?
- Why Josefa Camejo plant in Falcon state, recently opened with a capacity of 450 megawatts, produces only half the power it should?
- Who is responsible for damage to machines Guri should they operate below the altitude of 240 meters has been established by the technicians as a high risk operation?
- Is it true that the 2 turbines of 100 MW each, which left the previous administration of the EDC to be installed in Valles del Tuy were sent to Nicaragua? Where are they?
- Why are residential consumers who reduced their consumption by more than 10% were not given the discount established by the Ministerial decision?
A country without power is a country paralyzed. At the same time the government is losing energy and what it does is go after the people and wasting time. Bouncing
people to be incapable and without solving the underlying problem.
Venezuela and you do not deserve what is happening.
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