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Monday, April 20, 2015

What if you inaugurated a new bus line and nobody came?

In a success starved regime anything becomes a great triumph. Thus inaugurating 6 miles of a simple blocked lane for accordion buses is shamelessly termed the most modern transportation system in Latin America. Just as all is crumbling but who's gonna check?

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Hoy pude grabar este video en la inauguración del transmaracay , después de esperar mas de 6 horas esto fue lo q paso cuando llego Maduro
Posted by Julio J. Tovar Ponte on samedi 18 avril 2015

That is right. The presidential bus was only three, passed by in a couple of minutes, and that was that. Chavez years of throngs glory are far, far away. (note: this was passed to me by soemone who actually knows the guy who filmed. Just in case).
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10 comments:

  1. Sledge5:32 PM

    "Mira la nomina como se mueve.. Militares, patrulla, nomina.. Epa, Helmano, como-ta-tu? Aqui t'amo, viendo come'e la vaina, Sabe como e...."


    The putrid smell of Venezuelan ignorance and corruption. Pathetic.

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  2. Anonymous6:16 PM

    Did the VIPs on the bus fly in on their private jets? And will they ever take any bus anywhere?

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  3. Boludo Tejano1:04 AM

    In 2008, in response to Colombian rockets killing FARC commander Raúl Reyes while he was in Ecuador, Chavez ordered troops to the Colombian border. They never got there, due to traffic jams etc. If only those buses had been available then, so Venezuelan troops could have carried out their President's orders to get to the Colombian border. :)

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  4. Anonymous1:29 AM

    Great, now you can get robbed on a new bus trying to get to a cola for toilet paper. That's progress!!!!!

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  5. Anonymous2:40 PM

    Totally irrelevant comment... Did a Austrian yodeller get teleported to Maracay to appear in the video at 1:31 ?

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  6. Sledge3:29 PM

    The sad part is that our incredibly uneducated populace actually believes stuff like this..

    "The most modern transportation system in the world"..

    Yes. Millions of Venezuelans will buy THAT.

    And then we wonder why Corruptzuela is where it is.

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  7. Sledge4:54 PM

    Almost as modern as Masburro's buses"

    http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/21/asia/japan-maglev-train-world-record/index.html

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  8. Anonymous3:02 AM

    It's like the elimination of illiteracy in 5 minutes by Chavez and the incredible state of the art Cuban medical system where all the doctors defect as soon as they can. A lie told often enough becomes the truth (to simple-minded idiots).

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    1. Anonymous1:43 PM

      I cannot think of a more appropriate application for the saying "you can fool all of the people some of the time and you can fool some of the people all of the time."

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  9. Joshua E. Bourne9:54 PM

    Yah it's really thinking subject for every one. we should teach for this moment. bangla online newspaper provide educational news for every one. i think it's helpful for all.

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