Somebody sent me a video where Maduro is seen acting, as if to make a movie, or possibly a publicity wedge.

Sure --- in my opinion --- that he did it to pose as famous, great, and to seem to be flattered by thousands of people, followers, admirers, chavista, etc., ... all fictitious.

Here you can see the 1:00 video where Maduro is seen doing his performance, surrounded by what appear to be "blue screens" (see below what it means):



What are "blue screens"?

In Spanish, this technology, which is used on a daily basis in the production of propaganda, news, and movies, is called "chroma."

(The US government, the Pentagon, uses this film technology to deceive its people and the world, particularly with respect to "terrorism" or "enemy." )

Well, to conclude ...

Assuming Maduro uses this chrome technique to make his propaganda ...

Do not you think it's low and dishonest on your part?

Is not that lying?

Canada's Foreign Ministry has denied press credentials to at least three media outlets to cover the group of predominantly right-wing governments.

The Foreign Ministry of Canada has denied access to several media outlets to cover the Lima Group meeting taking place in Ottawa Monday. At that meeting, countries who are currently allied against Venezuela are expected to discuss further steps associated with their actions against the Bolivarian nation.

Canada’s foreign ministry issued the same terse response to Russian media outlets Sputnik News as it did Ria Novosti’s bid for press credentials for the meeting: “Thank you for your interest in the 10th ministerial meeting of the Lima Group in Ottawa. This letter is to inform you you have not been accredited as media."

As with Canada’s rejection of teleSUR for media credentials as reported Feb. 3., the response provided no reason for the rejection, however, Canadian spokesperson for the Lima Group responded to Sputnik by saying that the news outlet was rejected for a “lack of respect to the Canadian Foreign Minister."