Venezuelan deputies don't want to spend much time at the National Assembly. We have seen this before: most prefer to be mayors of a small city in a poor area than a deputy in Caracas. The reason is simple: they have more power, more money and more possibilities to give employment to their people.
We saw that with the PSUV deputies and we see it now with the opposition deputies.
Examples:
Deputy Larissa González now wants to be the governor of Delta Amacuro.
Deputy Carlos Ramos wants to be deputy of Mérida.
Mind: these people were elected as deputies just 5 months ago!
We should have an open discussion before National Assembly elections: do you want to be deputy just to use the position as a platform?
Mind: these people were elected as deputies just 5 months ago!
We should have an open discussion before National Assembly elections: do you want to be deputy just to use the position as a platform?
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