Truly Maduro is a Maburro

[legoboyvdlp]

I mean dude, make your mind up?!
Did Colombians do it? Did a drug-filled-Cessna shoot you down (especially since a Su-30 flies Mach 2.2)? Next, it will be said I guess Obama stole it!
Sometimes I feel Madurro is a Maburro (burro = donkey).
He talks of the sand dunes of Merida (in the mountains, of course) and the beautifulsnow topped mountains of Falcon (coastal state).

Official report: http://runrun.es/nacional/225141/sukhoi ... eriza.html
Runrunes is a reliable site - do not trust eg El Universal!
Runrun.es is the most reliable Venezuela news site.
Translate it.

Yes, our glorious air force that flies at Mach 2.2 in Sukhois that dissapear, with airbase arm stores that are stolen (in plain daylight mind you) by the famous "Picure" band (famous in venezuela), and nobody sees or hears a plane crash.
Truly a wonderul country!
I still love it.

[IAHM-COL]

time to check the news

[jwocky]

I tried, but all is in Spanish ... so I am lost on this subject.

[SHM]

There is always Google translate, which usually works like a charm.

[IAHM-COL]

Well.. If I understand that news correctly, that was a self-inflicted strike :S

Venezuela aereal defense system apparently brought down an aircraft of their own when it entered Venezuelan Airspace from the Colombia-Venezuela border - North region.

Only one thing comes to mind: "face-palm"

[legoboyvdlp]

Venezuela nowadays -- who knows what is rumour, what is government rumour, and what is truth?

[legoboyvdlp]

God bless the wonderuful Venezuelan Armed Forces... the best in the world... having never seen combat besides their own people to the best of my knowledge,

[MIG29pilot]

I am using edge which doesn't have translate--what happened and what do they say happened?

[legoboyvdlp]

Who knows nowadays in Venezuela?

[legoboyvdlp]

Venezuela’s average 2.3 Mbps speed is even surpassed by Cuba, where those privileged with access to broadband connections can browse the web at 2.9 Mbps.

This is premeditated; it’s a political decision. In 2009, the late President Hugo Chávez signed Decree No. 6,649, which included internet access on a list of “sumptuous” or “superfluous” spending. In doing so, he declared internet service was not a priority.
In 2014, President Nicolás Maduro approved cutting 20 percent from the budget allocated to sumptuous spending, meaning the telecom sector would not see any new investments in 2014 or 2015.


Two years ago, I found out that Venezuela had the same average internet speeds as Palestine, which is a country at war. Nowadays, Palestinians access the internet at speeds three time faster than Venezuelans.
Just as there are no medicines for cancer, or contrast agents for MRIs, telecommunications in Venezuela is simply not a priority for the government.

http://panampost.com/sabrina-martin/201 ... by-design/



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