Venezuelans woke up to find a Christmas tree standing tall in downtown Caracas on Oct. 1, marking the start of a new holiday season. This early celebration comes at the direction of President Nicolás Maduro, who is at the center of claims regarding a stolen election. The government decorated streets and buildings in the capital with Christmas decorations, urging citizens to move past the election drama and embrace a message of “peace, happiness,…

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Christmas starts in Venezuela, but the festive mood is nowhere to be found

It doesn’t feel like Christmas in Venezuela. At least not yet. Even if the president wants it to be.

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A little more than a month after announcing the anticipation of the holiday and the New Year, the President opened the celebration; it runs until January 15. At the end of August, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, announced that the Christmas and New Year celebrations would be brought forward to October 1. For this reason, on Monday, the representative kicked off the festivities during his television program and began with the celebrat…

Pouco mais de um mês após anunciar a antecipação do feriado e do Ano Novo, o Presidente abriu a comemoração; vai até 15 de janeiro No final de agosto, o presidente da Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, anunciou o adiantamento das celebrações de Natal e Ano Novo para o dia 1º de outubro. Por esse motivo, na segunda-feira, o mandatário deu início às festividades durante seu programa de televisão e começou com as comemorações.
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Nicolás Maduro opens an early Christmas in Venezuela by performing a children's song on his TV show

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — It doesn’t feel like Christmas in Venezuela. At least not yet. Even if the president wants it to be.

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In Venezuela, President Nicolás Maduro has decided that Christmas festivities begin earlier, in an apparent attempt to lift morale and distract from the recent electoral scandal that has engulfed the country.

În Venezuela, președintele Nicolás Maduro a decis ca festivitățile de Crăciun să înceapă mai devreme, într-o încercare evidentă de a ridica moralul și de a distrage atenția după recentul scandal electoral care a cuprins țara.

Venezuela sărbătorește Crăciunul mai devreme la ordinul dictatorului Nicolas Maduro, pe fondul luptei electorale

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Venezuela celebrates Christmas early on orders of dictator Nicolas Maduro amid election battle

It doesn’t feel like Christmas in Venezuela. At least not yet. Even if the president wants it to be.Residents of Caracas, the capital, woke up Tuesday to a towering Christmas tree standing in a popular public square, weeks after President Nicolás Maduro declared the jolly season would start earlier this year in the South American country.Workers rushed to set up decorations in various neighborhoods, but the mood was far from festive.“I think it’…

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To the displeasure of the Catholic Church, ruler Maduro is having Christmas celebrated for weeks. He wants to use this to distract from the obvious electoral fraud.

Zum Unmut der katholischen Kirche lässt Machthaber Maduro wochenlang Weihnachten feiern. Damit will er vom offensichtlichen Wahlbetrug ablenken.

Venezuela feiert jetzt schon Weihnachten: Wie Maduro vom Wahlbetrug ablenkt

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Venezuela is already celebrating Christmas: How Maduro is distracting from electoral fraud

It doesn’t feel like Christmas in Venezuela. At least not yet. Even if the president wants it to be. Residents of Caracas, the capital, woke up Tuesday to a towering Christmas tree standing in a popular public square, weeks after President Nicolás Maduro declared the jolly season would start earlier…

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Christmas has come early to Venezuela even as some Venezuelans say they are not ready for it.

Venezuela celebrates Christmas early under Maduro's orders amid election fight

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