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Comment #47576746
Fiscal deficit. That is the main reason by far of Dollar's destruction. Everything else is wrong or over-thinking.
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Comment #46835807
No. Agile core is the feedback loop. I can't believe people still don't get it. Feedback from reality is always faster than guessing on the air. Waterfall is never great. The only …
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Comment #46805653
Roadster will replace S
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Comment #46513819
Lets call them buses instead of minibuses and each one has the same capacity of a wagon. Instead of 10 formations of 6 wagons you have 60 buses. You have same capacity and one thir…
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Comment #46513018
I don't know why I was downvoted for just asking a question. I don't get it. Suppose this scenario: - Instead of big formations, replace each wagon with an electric minibus. - Inst…
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Comment #46512332
At the risk of being näive, Why Tube trains are still a thing? I want underground mini buses, optimizing their stops to the passengers' inside. Most of we passengers go to hub stat…
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Comment #46488207
Check better.
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Comment #46481458
Pinochet was a bloody dictator who left the power willingly and callibg elections. Something Maduro wasn't willing to do in +20 years.
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Comment #46481442
Just a few I found in 5 minutes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Venezuelan_presidential_e... https://youtu.be/qxlpRDr6aEg?si=jQdhOwslOLrZBN_5 https://youtu.be/FRbX18Evcvg?si=OL…
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Comment #46480769
Win-win: France, Germany, Korea...
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Comment #46480423
We are talking about 20% of the population here. A massive wave. They would be impoverished, imprisoned or dead have they not fled. Hard to believe people who stayed are happy abou…
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Comment #46480294
They would be impoverished, imprisoned or dead have they not fled. Hard to believe people who stayed are happy about this. And exilees are 20% of Venezuela's population. It was a m…
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Comment #46480269
Venezuela was not a sovereign state, it wasn't people's will at all to have Maduro as head of state, rather the opposite is true.
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Comment #46480190
It is a totally different business to invade a sovereign state like Mexico or Brazil. Something akin to what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Venezuela was not a sovereign state, it was…
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Comment #46480132
Ask people from Venezuela, check the web, the news. They are the main players in all this.
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Comment #46480111
I don't know about Russia, maybe their economy didn't collapse as Venezuela's did. But I really don't know.
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Comment #46480057
Maduro lost elections. 8 millions of exilees can't love him. And I interact daily with exilees. There are already videos if people celebrating in Caracas and all over the World. Yo…
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Comment #46479834
I don't think oil has something to do with this. As I have mentioned I think the main reason is the cartel has become too powerful and menacing, controlling three countries and exp…
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Comment #46479800
Maduro lost elections. 8 millions of exilees can't love him. And I interact daily with exilees. There are already videos of people celebrating all around the world. You can disagre…
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Comment #46479772
Maduro lost elections. 8 millions of exilees can't love him. And I interact daily with exilees. You can disagree. It is hard to believe narco dictators have too much love from peop…
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Comment #46479739
I agree it is not clear. My guess is drugs, not because Trump cares, but because they had become too powerful, controlling Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, as well as a wide net of p…
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Comment #46479701
Whatever you and I say about this are educated guesses. He wasn't the president. My educated guess is that with Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela, together with China support cartel be…
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Comment #46479659
I never said that. I said that a wide majority of Venezolans are happy and this was barely mentioned in the comments.
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Comment #46478566
I am not an expert but "Don't like" doesn't sound the same of multinational cartel organization overtaking countries, making 8 million people exilees.
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Comment #46478329
Most people from Venezuela are happy Maduro is out. This is my main concern. Besides that I only have educated guesses.