Dear Diary, Strange rumors are circulating. There's talk of a possible invasion, the removal of the corrupt and criminal elite that governs us, and defense preparations by the regime. All of this has been underway for quite some time now. In the first few days, we saw a haggard and visibly worried Maduro. However, as time has passed, we see him calmer, seemingly unconcerned, dedicating himself to ranting and persecuting anyone who expresses a different opinion. What does the tyrant know that we don't? My genuine concern is that he may have negotiated a way out or offered certain concessions in exchange for remaining in power. Let's not forget that governments don't have friends, but partners, and for large nations, business is more important than the well-being of their people. From all of this, we must be clear about what I have always maintained: if we want freedom, we must fight for it ourselves and not wait for others to give it to us. That simply won't happen. For a free Venezuela, for us and our children. Argenis Tavacare