The way things are developing right now in Venezuela, in a couple months we'll have no electricity to power our violent video games anyway.

It's another violation of our rights, but it'll have to take the back seat while we deal with the hijacked supreme court, the lack of separation of powers, 12000+ violent deaths a year, the constants attacks on freedom on speech and the money unlawfully gifted by Chavez to foreign countries while lobbying for its revolution and the 21'st century socialism, and estimated over 50 billion dollars.

This could be called my two cents, but being in Venezuela I can't exchange local to foreign currency freely, another right violation that's 6 years old and counting.

How can you trust an election when Jorge Rodriguez, the president of the "National Voting Council" (You know, the people that counts the votes) is named vide-president of Venezuela, less than a month after the much disputed elections that reelected Chavez as a president. Talk about a conflict of interests / Lack of ethics.

Add that to the facts like the thousands of irregularities on the voters register http://infovenezuela.org/cap3_en_5.htm and you have at there goes the credibility of this government.

"See no security holes, hear no security holes, speak no security holes"

Let's just forget there is something like a security hole.

They wish.