¿Y DÓNDE ESTÁN? EL DURO RECLAMO A LOS POLÍTICOS | Editorial de Por la Mañana con Carlos Acosta

Our journalist Carlos Acosta exposes the reality of the rubble in Venezuela, María Corina Machado's plan in the face of the crisis, and the shameful disappearance of the sham opposition. 📲 Uncensored information straight to your hands. Download the official TVV Network app on your phone or Smart TV and follow our live coverage. 👉 Download it here: https://onelink.to/4h4t9t Wednesday, July 8, 2026. We are entering the most painful stage after the tragedy of the double earthquake in Venezuela: a time when finding life is a miracle and where necessity forces a kind of "normalization." In this editorial from Por la Mañana en América, Acosta analyzes the plight of the most vulnerable sectors who are now resorting to scavenging through the rubble to survive, while the regime responds with the ineptitude and malevolence denounced by María Corina Machado in her recent interviews with El Pitazo and Univision. Acosta supports Machado's position of returning gradually to organize her 600,000 volunteers to assist disaster victims and to raise awareness of international field hospitals (such as the one in India at La Rinconada or Samaritan's Purse) that the dictatorship keeps empty and uninformed. The analysis launches a devastating critique on two fronts against the traditional political leadership. In exile, Acosta denounces the inaction of figures like Leopoldo López and Juan Guaidó's followers, who, instead of halting ICE raids in Doral or pressing for the reappointment of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) alongside María Elvira Salazar, remain conspicuously absent. On the national front, the journalist harshly criticizes the silence and lack of empathy of Henrique Capriles, Timoteo Zambrano, Manuel Rosales, and Luis Florido, contrasting their absence from the streets with the work of local mayors who, despite their political affiliations, have been on the ground since day one. An essential editorial to understand who's who amidst the country's worst humanitarian crisis. What do you think of the silence of traditional political leaders in the face of the tragedy and the crisis of the victims? We want to read your analysis in the comments. Subscribe to the channel, like, and share this video to break the media blackout. In the Morning in America with Carlos Acosta | Monday to Friday 7:00 am ET