Cheap Labor- an abundant resource among many others. My Opinion of the deal that seems to be brewing in Venezuela.

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Only 8 months after proposing a private army to overthrow Maduro

According to the Associated Press
Founder of the Blackwater mercenary army, Erik Prince, met in secret with Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez

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By Aporrea
Friday, 12/13/2019 07:13 PM

                       

Erik Prince, director of the Blackwater company, traveled to Caracas in November to meet with Vice President Delcy Rodríguez.
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December 13, 2019.- Erik Prince, a controversial US multi-millionaire and close ally of US President Donald Trump, held a secret meeting with Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, according to the AP agency, citing five sources.
The meeting took place at the residence of the Venezuelan vice president at the end of November, according to sources.
Prince is the founder of the controversial Blackwater security company, which provides services of mercenaries or private armies, as well as military training. Blackwater generated worldwide repudiation when in 2007, several of its mercenaries hired by the Pentagon during the occupation of Iraq killed Iraqi civilians in Nisour Square in Baghdad.
The businessman is a member of the Republican party and Trump's personal friend, whom he has served as an emissary in secret negotiations.
Prince is also the brother of Trump's Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, so it could be speculated that he would carry a personal message from Trump to the Maduro government.
The right-wing businessman's visit to Venezuela comes eight months since he proposed a plan to form a private army to overthrow Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Both Vice President Delcy Rodríguez and her brother, Minister of Communication Jorge Rodriguez, declined to testify on the matter, according to the AP.
A spokesman for the Donald Trump regime denied that the meeting represents a stealth attempt by the US government. to turn aside the opposition leader Juan Guaidó, and seek an arrangement with Maduro, to which the US He does not recognize as president.
Maduro, throughout his term, has sought in several ways an approach with Trump, which he has jokedly referred to as "comrade . " The efforts began with a donation of $ 500,000 for Trump's inauguration , through the Venezuelan oil company Citgo and then through the hiring of lobbying funds . The efforts have not borne fruit and Trump has implemented severe economic sanctions against Maduro with a view to overthrowing him.

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As far as I can tell none of the players gives a tinker's damn about the majority of Venezuelans.  Venezuela now has a new exploitable resource alongside the oil, natural gas, coltan, gold, diamonds, water, soil and sun. It's called cheap labor. People in Venezuela are now working for as little as three dollars and change a month. I don't think this has escaped Wall Street's attention nor Russian  oligarchs, market socialists, nor the thieves who run the political circus.