Internationally, people are asking: Where is the popular response? The truth is 
that there have been no spontaneous mass mobilisations and autonomous responses 
to what occurred. The small marches that have taken place have been called by 
the government, mobilising mainly public employees and the social base it still 
maintains, which, although diminished, is nonetheless important for these 
purposes.

How can we explain this? Maduro’s regime has created such a disaster for 
workers’ living conditions that large segments of the population see his 
departure as the only chance for change. Citizens seem to have reached a point 
where they are willing to see if the new circumstances leads to improved wages, 
allows for the return of the 8 million migrants whose exit fractured Venezuelan 
families, restore the regular and stable functioning of public services (water 
and electricity), and establish institutions to address the healthcare, food 
and housing needs of the vast majority.

https://links.org.au/venezuela-epitaph-revolution ( 
https://links.org.au/venezuela-epitaph-revolution )


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