Nicolás Maduro Fast Facts
Nicolás Maduro will face Donald Trump on June 3rd, in the most important contest for the United States in his first presidential term. To get this information, here is a summary:
Nicolás Maduro – Former president and head of the Venezuelan National Assembly – is a socialist.
Donald Trump – President of the United States – is a nationalist.
Dems will be facing each other in the most important election since 2000 in the United States. In previous elections, Clinton gained 43 percent of the presidential vote, Trump gained 50 and Bush received 40 percent in 2004.
On April 10, former president Hugo Chávez was declared unfit to lead the government after a severe stroke. However, Nicolás Maduro, who was vice president at the time, held the position of President of the country.
Nicolás Maduro is a socialist. This term is used to refer to those who follow a socialist economic system or philosophy. The Venezuelan government has not used this term for several decades. Nevertheless, it is used by some of the socialists that are currently inside the Bolivarian Circles inside the United States Democratic Party, like former presidential candidate and Venezuelan opposition member Oscar López Rivera, and the Socialist Party of the United States of America (PSUV), leader and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
The socialist philosophy of socialism is also known as communism, a Marxist-Leninist, or Leninist socialism. Socialism has been part of the Spanish, Latin American, and Soviet ideologies.
The United States Democratic Party has been under fire for the past few years. After the election of former president Barack Obama as president, the Democratic Party was divided among the left and the center. After the failure of the Trump presidency, the party is in turmoil.
In the United States, the Democratic Party has lost power to the Republican Party for the first time since the days of Abraham Lincoln. The Democratic Party is a liberal party. However, the vast majority of the policies that they have adopted, like Obamacare and the expansion of the military to numerous countries around the world, has been criticized by the socialists inside the Democratic Party, among them Bernie Sanders.
The Venezuelan opposition party, called the Democratic Action in Latin America (ADAL), is based on a Marxist-Leninist, or Marxist-Leninist-Maoist ideology. Many of the socialists in the Democratic Party