tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434014544425726432.post613401194229622910..comments2009-02-17T17:47:18.081-08:00Mananitanoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434014544425726432.post-3988422164077018072009-02-17T17:47:00.000-08:002009-02-17T17:47:00.000-08:00Hola Mañanita: Its Juan Carlos Carpio Delfino, the "stranded" entepreneur who was "sheltered" by you and Arturo some time ago, when I went to the IFC in Washington to pursue funding for my yuca starch and derivatives project in Venezuela.<BR/><BR/>It seems you are well and very much alive, unfortunately living your country´s demise with pain and from afar; addressing the subject under many names in all your writings, even calling Venezuela an "abused woman". That was beautifull.<BR/><BR/>Unfortunatelly, we are indeed in dire straits here, furthermore so for the Jung effect you directly select in your posting, which was brutally manifested last Sunday on the ilegal and unawfull constitutional "ammendment" referendum.<BR/><BR/>I wanted to talk to you personally on a strategy for a way out, exactly as you imply, through balance of power. We have a brilliant opportunity next year.<BR/><BR/>I am leaving my data here, and await your contact in order to plan a trip to DC so I can explain to you in person (the only safe way nowadays).<BR/><BR/>We need to start working from zero. We cannot rebuild democracy with the rubble of the fallen "Pacto de Punto Fijo" tower. It is corrupt and polluted and its places will never fit back in place again, even more so when most of the young new politicians are already on the "Leader´s Payroll".<BR/><BR/>Say hello to Arturo.<BR/><BR/>Kind regards<BR/><BR/>Juan CarlosJuan Carloshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06874661309736254662noreply@blogger.com