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The hour of the hooks and the truths.
January 3, 2026 was not a date. It was a parenthesis in collective memory, a flash of light that illuminated what we always knew but preferred not to name: independence was a story, and the patriots—actors in a play that we can now see falling apart.
They came for him. In the blink of an eye, the hooks closed around the man who defied the empire with his fist held high. And while the echo of his speeches still vibrates in empty plazas, the minister who promised to bring them back in black bags now justifies his inaction: "I prevented a massacre." Ironies of power, which discards its first security rings—immolated on the altar of geopolitics.
Prayers and rituals were not enough. The ideological fraud reached all of us: those who believed and those who doubted, those who applauded and those who stayed silent. Because since school, they sold us heroes, but reality showed us merchandise. The real traitors weren’t on the streets protesting: they were in the shadows, negotiating the price of silence while selling out their boss.
And now, the President that nobody chose resurrects ghosts: a commission like the defunct COPRE, shrinking the state, privatizations. The rollback to the Fourth Republic is not a coincidence. It’s the script written by hands that don’t know our sweat.
Did you know we funded the war against Iran? I’m not the one saying it: Trump says so. And while operations in the mines multiply and the elections are simmered slowly to legitimize an imported figure, the historic looting of our resources is dressed up as democracy.
The mass rescue drill in May was not random. The earthquake in June was not random. Nothing is random when those who should protect us show us the face of the executioner.
Everyday life hurts. But pain is memory. And memory, if we don’t bury it, will be resistance.
#EdwinPrimeOficial
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January 3, 2026 was not a date. It was a parenthesis in collective memory, a flash of light that illuminated what we always knew but preferred not to name: independence was a story, and the patriots—actors in a play that we can now see falling apart.
They came for him. In the blink of an eye, the hooks closed around the man who defied the empire with his fist held high. And while the echo of his speeches still vibrates in empty plazas, the minister who promised to bring them back in black bags now justifies his inaction: "I prevented a massacre." Ironies of power, which discards its first security rings—immolated on the altar of geopolitics.
Prayers and rituals were not enough. The ideological fraud reached all of us: those who believed and those who doubted, those who applauded and those who stayed silent. Because since school, they sold us heroes, but reality showed us merchandise. The real traitors weren’t on the streets protesting: they were in the shadows, negotiating the price of silence while selling out their boss.
And now, the President that nobody chose resurrects ghosts: a commission like the defunct COPRE, shrinking the state, privatizations. The rollback to the Fourth Republic is not a coincidence. It’s the script written by hands that don’t know our sweat.
Did you know we funded the war against Iran? I’m not the one saying it: Trump says so. And while operations in the mines multiply and the elections are simmered slowly to legitimize an imported figure, the historic looting of our resources is dressed up as democracy.
The mass rescue drill in May was not random. The earthquake in June was not random. Nothing is random when those who should protect us show us the face of the executioner.
Everyday life hurts. But pain is memory. And memory, if we don’t bury it, will be resistance.
#EdwinPrimeOficial
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EPICENTER.
At 250 kilometers, the earth spoke without an interpreter.
Vertigo did not ask for regions; it only shattered certainties.
The capital weeps; the Andes resound.
Dust does not ask for faith; it only knows of flesh and memory.
The exodus, a cruel paradox, emptied the country of hands,
but not of echo. Those who are far away also tremble.
Forget the speculators who look for human fingers
in the crack. Nature does not conspire; it reminds us we are tenants.
From space there are no flags.
No cardboard homelands, no faiths that justify fear.
Only a blue sphere where pain understands no borders.
May this movement not be an ending, but a waking.
The epic is not in not falling,
but in the speed with which our arms
reach out to lift the other.
Action is the only border worth crossing.
#EdwinPrimeOficial
#venezuela
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At 250 kilometers, the earth spoke without an interpreter.
Vertigo did not ask for regions; it only shattered certainties.
The capital weeps; the Andes resound.
Dust does not ask for faith; it only knows of flesh and memory.
The exodus, a cruel paradox, emptied the country of hands,
but not of echo. Those who are far away also tremble.
Forget the speculators who look for human fingers
in the crack. Nature does not conspire; it reminds us we are tenants.
From space there are no flags.
No cardboard homelands, no faiths that justify fear.
Only a blue sphere where pain understands no borders.
May this movement not be an ending, but a waking.
The epic is not in not falling,
but in the speed with which our arms
reach out to lift the other.
Action is the only border worth crossing.
#EdwinPrimeOficial
#venezuela
$XRP $XLM $SUI
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