Venezuela’s constitution has de facto decreed that 97% of its exports, is to be managed by some few in the government.
I refer to Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez’ “Venezuela’s broken system cannot fix itself” April 24
Sir, Venezuela’s constitution has de facto placed 97% of its exports to be managed by some few in the government of turn.
I ask: if that were the reality of your country, would you as a citizen prioritize changing the government or changing the constitution?
I do not think my homeland has a sustainable good future, unless we dilute the excessive powers of our government, by sharing out all oil revenues directly to the citizens.
A government that is not sustained, frugally and solely, by taxes paid by the citizens, will never act sufficiently responsibly in favor of the citizens.
@PerKurowski
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