After six years in power there is no doubt that the madurismo has triumphed. And in the face of that triumph all the spokesmen boast that they will never be defeated because they will rule forever. It is an unquestionable triumph and will be indelible from the Venezuelan memory.

The madurismo has triumphed. And it is of such magnitude that triumph that Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa) of being the first oil referent of Latin America with production superior in 3 million barrels per day, after six years hardly produces one million barrels of crude oil per day, besides to have turned a company that was one of the world leaders of energy into a kind of poisoned and paraplegic industry.

The madurismo has triumphed. In that triumph the Siderúrgica del Orinoco (Sidor), or group of companies in Guayana, of being important iron processors and generating similar materials in that industrial production of the country, was turned into a scrap producer. This madurista triumph has been so far-reaching that workers who previously fought for collective rights and labor claims, and had the opportunity to become important social leaders and access relevant State functions, including as governor of the state, are now sent to jail for claiming their rights. That is to say, the triumph of the maduristas in labor matters, now consists in sending the workers so that they share up to the dungeons where the worst criminals purge sentences.

The madurismo has triumphed. In fact, Venezuela is a country that receives immigrants from most countries of the different continents, especially from our region and Europe, we have that the United Nations (UN) indicates that more than 3.4 million Venezuelans emigrate of the fatherland of Bolivar, to see that in this nation there are no economic and social possibilities that can reverse the enormous human damage that has generated the triumph of madurism.