Venezuelans seek solutions, not ideologies

Presidential elections provide all candidates with the opportunity to present their diverse visions for the country.

“I already feel like a winner just by being on the ballot,” Indian

Rausseo: Venezuelans are looking for solutions

The independent candidate stressed that one of his main priorities is to achieve political stability, as he believes that the country will not progress if it is submerged in confrontations and internal conflicts, as this will scare away capital investment.

During the campaign, he questioned the fact that greater importance was being given to the government candidate and to the candidate from the group that brings together the largest number of opposition parties. However, this does not take away our desire to tell Venezuela that we are present and ready to represent them.

“That is why we continue to tell people that Venezuela is possible, but the 28th is the day that we win (…) It is important that (the winner) be recognized inside and outside the country so that the opacity ceases,” projection.

As a manager, I emphasize the importance of a new government implementing two emergency decrees, one focused on the social sphere and another on the productive sector.

It is essential to select the best qualified people to fill the positions.

Rausseo says Venezuelans are looking for solutions to their problems rather than ideologies.

For Rausseo, Venezuelans are looking for answers to their problems and this issue should be a priority.

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