Εκεί σην ΝΔ γελάνε και τα UFO μαζί σας-Ελληνικό φιάσκο με τη Βενεζουέλα:Δεν μπορεί να πάει στο Καράκας ο Έλληνας πρέσβης

[Κεντροδεξιός Ψάλτης]

Η Ελλάδα παραμένει δημοκρατικό καθεστώς τουλάχιστον ακόμη.Η Συριζαική ΕΡΤ πήγε να γίνει telesur αλλά ευτυχώς ξεφτιλίστηκε στην πορεία.Την νέα ΕΡΤ επι Μητσοτάκη θα την δούμε πως θα είναι στην πράξη όλα τα άλλα είναι πήξιμο ζαιων.
Να ξεβρακώσουμε λίγο τον Μπούμπι λίγο ακόμη που μας μίλησε για τους στημένους διαδηλωτές ,από Wikipedia.

Political bias
Critics have argued that Telesur works as a propaganda network for the governments of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro, and provides coverage that focus only on information that may benefit or harm a government, according to its political alignment.[1][3][20][23] La Patilla states that Telesur "insistently pointed out through reports that in Venezuela there is no humanitarian emergency, scarcity or general crisis" and "dismissed the exodus of millions of Venezuelans in search of a better life".[27]

According to the website Infobae, during a large demonstration in Argentina in December 2017 against policies proposed by centre-right Argentine President Mauricio Macri, who has denounced human rights abuses in Venezuela, Telesur "omitted the attack on uniforms and the large number of injured policemen (...) and also omitted that protagonist of one of the incidents was pre-candidate to deputy for a left party, Santiago Sebastian Romero".[28] While "there were demonstrations in Venezuela against the economic policies of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in the same year, that ended with 100 deaths, thousands of arbitrary detentions and injured people. In those cases, Telesur praised the Venezuelan National Guard and the Bolivarian National Police, accused the demonstrators of being related to the United States, and considered Maduro's government as a promoter of peace".[28]

In October 2018, Telesur anchor Daniela Vielman resigned from the network, releasing a statement saying that staff employed by Telesur are "treated as if they were working in a political party" and that Venezuelan employees were paid in low-value Venezuelan bolívars compared to their foreign counterparts who were being paid in US dollars.[29]