In case that title is too elusive, as I explain in my video, the Univision anchor stated repeated he was 'near', 'close to', 'minutes from' Venezuela's presidential palace. But he was in a wealthy eastern Caracas district, roughly 7 km away when he filmed the clip in question. I went to that district, to film it and show how he lied. Why did he feel the need to repeatedly lie and claim he was 'minutes from' Miraflores? Ramos is just one of many in international media fabricating the notion there is a 'humanitarian crisis' in Venezuela. There is indeed a long and sustained US-led economic war against Venezuela, but Ramos won't address that. Instead, he fabricates his location and perhaps the clip itself. The latter I cannot prove, but the former, yes. This is now my 12th day in Caracas, and I haven't seen the signs of a 'humanitarian crisis'. The media is trying to persuade people of this in order to support yet another immoral US intervention, this time in Venezuela. Related Links: The real humanitarian aid: Inside Venezuela’s state-subsidized communal markets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlX3yfXNX_g Ahmed Kaballo post on government subsidized food distribution https://www.facebook.com/akaballo/posts/10157071336299297 Caracas streets and stores, March 10, 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FvajYZ91fc March 15 walks: I don't see a 'crisis' in Caracas? Where does MSM get their info? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QA4gTZvZYPU Interview With Paul Dobson, of Venezuela Analysis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57nC4bq71zo Independent British Journalist John McEvoy On Normality, Not "Humanitarian Crisis", in Caracas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJVosfXvGtk Mision Verdad (with English content) http://misionverdad.com Venezuelanalysis https://venezuelanalysis.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3eVCvKAXIQ

Search "Putin's Palace" and you will come across the shitty propaganda of team Navalny, who have seemingly employed halfwits who thought their photoshop of Putin swimming in a Russian river (come Palace pool) and of the run-down would-be hotel would go unnoticed (it didn't: https://twitter.com/27khv/status/1354100563756113922 ) (photoshopped photo on their website: https://palace.navalny.com/ )... ...Team Navalny doesn't know the difference between Russia's coat of arms and that of Montenegro (https://twitter.com/mfa_russia/status/1355524965697781763) ...And to quote Valentina Lisita (who subtitled this clip on the fake exposé): "The interior design reeks of Las Vegas casino-hotels "luxury". These guys never saw 5 star Swiss or Russian hotels." * RT: "With its supposedly lavish furnishings, long swimming pool and digital dance studio, an opulent manor said to belong to Russian President Vladimir Putin shocked viewers of a documentary made by Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny. Now, however, the very existence of its gilded corridors and plush carpets has been called into question, after a film crew from the Moscow-based Mash news channel paid a visit to the property in Gelendzhik. On Friday, the reporters released their footage on the Telegram messaging service. Having gained unprecedented access to the site, the journalists weren’t greeted by butlers or security guards, but by “an entrance without a gate,” they said. Instead of a luxurious coastal home, the channel’s editor-in-chief, Maxim Iksanov, described it as “a big pile of concrete.” Surrounded by scaffolding, the building has been only partly completed from the outside, while the interior is effectively a shell, with wires hanging from un-plastered walls. Across 16 identical rooms, bags of concrete are stacked up, with the swimming pool and much of the garden still unfinished. The scene is a far cry from the picture put forward in Navalny’s investigation, titled ‘Putin’s Palace’. Realistic, if far-fetched, virtual renderings, supposedly based on architectural plans, were shared widely online when the purported exposé was published earlier this month. A number of outlets even failed to mention that the images were mock-ups, rather than accurate representations. Video of the estate shot by drone reinforced the scale of the property. Mash says it gained access with the help of a construction supervisor who has been overseeing work at the site for years. The existence of the house, on Russia’s sunny Black Sea coast, has been known about since 2012, when UK state broadcaster BBC News claimed it could be Putin’s summer bolthole. At the time, the Kremlin said the allegations were not based on reality, and spokesman Dmitry Peskov repe ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz3immwPJBE