Opposition sectors show deep fractures after the collapse of their communication strategy
Published at: 21/10/2026 08:34 PM
Internal struggles and lack of cohesion in the sectors of the Venezuelan extreme right continue to intensify in the face of the obvious failure of their campaigns on digital platforms. Spokespeople and analysts agree that media maneuvers orchestrated by extremism fail to penetrate the population, revealing a marked disconnect between the agendas of the opposition leadership and the real priorities of the Venezuelan people.
In this regard, analyst Dina Rivera said that social networks and virtual operations do not represent the real interest of the majority, specifying that “you can have swarms and you can look for organized people to blur leadership to draw a proposal”.
The statements coincide with the rejection expressed by various sectors of the defensive digital tactics promoted by Dinora Figuera, which have been the target of harsh criticism by the right-wing media operators themselves.
At the same time, while the figure of María Corina Machado (La Sayo) is being questioned for holding contradictory discourses about the need to reorganize their structures, far-right partisan media point out that different opposition factors have tried to establish channels of dialogue with the Government of President Delcy Rodríguez.
Faced with this scenario of disbandment, analysts highlight that no opposition leader manages to overshadow the leadership of the national president, even though opinion leaders such as Nitu Pérez Osuna have reappeared in the media to try to justify the extremist leadership.
The internal confrontation has intensified after Figuera's recent positions, triggering a wave of attacks among the radical sector's own communicators and financial spokespersons. These feared commentators openly accuse the leadership of manipulating information, confirming that the base of their supporters no longer trusts their spokespersons and exposing the decline of the opposition's political strategy.
Mazo News Team