Venezuelan Crisis: From the Twittersphere

The wars that never end, now #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/PVmdfcEVMW

— Freedom of self reliance (@labree_stephen) February 25, 2019

Are the recent events in #Venezuela orchestrated by the US?#WeThePeople pic.twitter.com/x6OtnijKWm

— We The People (@WeThePeopleReal) February 25, 2019

Over the last 36 hours over 160 soldiers & members of the National Police have abandoned the #MaduroRegime.

Interim President of #Venezuela @jguaido addressed them earlier today. https://t.co/AV7n7esNNS

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) February 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/bloodraven123/status/1100013725845803008?s=19

3. The local community on the #Venezuela side were supporting their army- cheering on every push back. Clearing the stones after they were thrown at the soldiers and bringing water etc to soldiers on the front line

They didn't seem too welcoming the '#humanitarianaid volunteers' pic.twitter.com/y2GEfQx7Fi

— Ahmed Kaballo (@AhmedKaballo) February 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/sotiridi/status/1099867416165781505?s=19

https://twitter.com/sakofchit/status/1099456847042494464?s=19

https://twitter.com/perfass1/status/1099447724754305024?s=19

Socialism in #Venezuela has lifted millions of people out of poverty there, given Venezuela’s natural resources back to the Venezuelan people, and forged an independent foreign policy for the country. And because of that, the US and corporate media are foaming at the mouth.

— Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos (@DrMarcusP) February 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/BradStephenso19/status/1100020130791198720?s=19