¡VIVA LA REVOLUTION! As Venezuela Collapses Under Socialist Rule, Dictator Maduro Endorses Fellow Socialist Bernie SandersThe leader of the worst economy on the planet is endorsing fellow Socialist Bernie Sanders. Let that sink in Yes It s  A future you can believe in  if you re an abject idiot who doesn t have access to a single news source. VENEZUELA TODAY: The army has moved in, Coca-Cola has stopped production and inflation is expected to hit 500 per cent.Venezuela s economic crisis has ratcheted up a gear in the last week after President Nicholas Maduro deployed the army to strategic areas for two days of  war games  designed as a show of strength to a population increasingly pitted against him.The drastic escalation follows a major deterioration in the country s finances that have seen widespread shortages of food, basic goods and power cuts, fueled by years of economic mismanagement and corruption that have seen unemployment skyrocket to 17 per cent as the oil price has plummeted.University College London s leadership professor Marco Aponte-Moreno, who was born and raised in Caracas, told news.com.au the past few days had seen the stakes raised for both corrupt officials and those dying from lack of food and medicine in his home country. The stakes are very high [for the government] if they lose power,  he said, adding that many involved in illegal activities could be charged and taken to trial. The situation has become a matter of life and death for the government and also a matter of life and death for the people because people are dying because they don t have their medicines, the water they need. It s very sad to see the country like this, especially when you take into account that this is a country that has large natural resources. I have to admit it isn t a surprise. Corruption, shortages are things that are not new in Venezuela but they have never reached this level before. Via- News.comauVenezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has endorsed fellow socialist Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., for president, calling him  our revolutionary friend. In a televised address on Tuesday, Maduro criticized the U.S. election system, which he called  archaic,  for putting Sanders at a disadvantage. If the elections were free,  Maduro said,  Bernie Sanders would be president of the United States. Socialist Venezuela, which has been criticized for lack of transparency in elections, frequently denounces the U.S. government and accuses it of imperialism. The South American country is also prone to blaming its economic woes on Washington, and the two countries do not exchange ambassadors.Is this the America so many college students are dreaming of?Venezuela teeters on the brink of collapse, with low global oil prices contributing to massive shortage of basic goods like flour and toilet paper. The government recently moved to a two-day work week for public employees in an effort to conserve electricity.Maduro, who has publicly denounced President Barack Obama, said Sanders  ought to win in the United States.  The Vermont senator trails frontrunner Hillary Clinton and has little chance of amassing the delegates needed to receive the Democratic nomination. Via: The Olympian politics
la revolution as venezuela collapses under socialist rule dictator maduro endorses fellow socialist bernie sandersthe leader worst economy planet endorsing fellow socialist bernie sanders let sink yes it a future believe object idiot access single news source venezuela today the army moved stopped production inflation expected hit per economic crisis ratcheted gear last week president nicholas maduro deployed army strategic areas two days war games designed show strength population increasingly pitted drastic escalation follows major deterioration country finances seen widespread shortages food basic goods power cuts fueled years economic mismanagement corruption seen unemployment skyrocket per cent oil price college london leadership professor marco born raised cracks told past days seen stakes raised corrupt officials dying lack food medicine home country the stakes high government lose power said adding many involved illegal activities could charged taken trial the situation become matter life death government also matter life death people people dying medicines water need it sad see country like especially take account country large natural resources i admit surprise corruption shortages things new venezuela never reached level president nicolas maduro endorsed fellow socialist bernie sanders president calling revolutionary friend in televised address tuesday maduro criticized election system called archaic putting sanders disadvantage if elections free maduro said bernie sanders would president united states socialist venezuela criticized lack transparency elections frequently denounces government accuses imperialism the south american country also prone blaming economic woes washington two countries exchange america many college students dreaming venezuela letters brink collapse low global oil prices contributing massive shortage basic goods like flour toilet paper the government recently moved work week public employees effort conserve publicly denounced president barack obama said sanders ought win united states the vermont senator trails frontrunner hillary clinton little chance amassing delegates needed receive democratic nomination via the olympia politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: ¡VIVA LA REVOLUTION! As Venezuela Collapses Under Socialist Rule, Dictator Maduro Endorses Fellow Socialist Bernie SandersThe leader of the worst economy on the planet is endorsing fellow Socialist Bernie Sanders. Let that sink in Yes It s  A future you can believe in  if you re an abject idiot who doesn t have access to a single news source. VENEZUELA TODAY: The army has moved in, Coca-Cola has stopped production and inflation is expected to hit 500 per cent.Venezuela s economic crisis has ratcheted up a gear in the last week after President Nicholas Maduro deployed the army to strategic areas for two days of  war games  designed as a show of strength to a population increasingly pitted against him.The drastic escalation follows a major deterioration in the country s finances that have seen widespread shortages of food, basic goods and power cuts, fueled by years of economic mismanagement and corruption that have seen unemployment skyrocket to 17 per cent as the oil price has plummeted.University College London s leadership professor Marco Aponte-Moreno, who was born and raised in Caracas, told news.com.au the past few days had seen the stakes raised for both corrupt officials and those dying from lack of food and medicine in his home country. The stakes are very high [for the government] if they lose power,  he said, adding that many involved in illegal activities could be charged and taken to trial. The situation has become a matter of life and death for the government and also a matter of life and death for the people because people are dying because they don t have their medicines, the water they need. It s very sad to see the country like this, especially when you take into account that this is a country that has large natural resources. I have to admit it isn t a surprise. Corruption, shortages are things that are not new in Venezuela but they have never reached this level before. Via- News.comauVenezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has endorsed fellow socialist Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., for president, calling him  our revolutionary friend. In a televised address on Tuesday, Maduro criticized the U.S. election system, which he called  archaic,  for putting Sanders at a disadvantage. If the elections were free,  Maduro said,  Bernie Sanders would be president of the United States. Socialist Venezuela, which has been criticized for lack of transparency in elections, frequently denounces the U.S. government and accuses it of imperialism. The South American country is also prone to blaming its economic woes on Washington, and the two countries do not exchange ambassadors.Is this the America so many college students are dreaming of?Venezuela teeters on the brink of collapse, with low global oil prices contributing to massive shortage of basic goods like flour and toilet paper. The government recently moved to a two-day work week for public employees in an effort to conserve electricity.Maduro, who has publicly denounced President Barack Obama, said Sanders  ought to win in the United States.  The Vermont senator trails frontrunner Hillary Clinton and has little chance of amassing the delegates needed to receive the Democratic nomination. Via: The Olympian politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: la revolution as venezuela collapses under socialist rule dictator maduro endorses fellow socialist bernie sandersthe leader worst economy planet endorsing fellow socialist bernie sanders let sink yes it a future believe object idiot access single news source venezuela today the army moved stopped production inflation expected hit per economic crisis ratcheted gear last week president nicholas maduro deployed army strategic areas two days war games designed show strength population increasingly pitted drastic escalation follows major deterioration country finances seen widespread shortages food basic goods power cuts fueled years economic mismanagement corruption seen unemployment skyrocket per cent oil price college london leadership professor marco born raised cracks told past days seen stakes raised corrupt officials dying lack food medicine home country the stakes high government lose power said adding many involved illegal activities could charged taken trial the situation become matter life death government also matter life death people people dying medicines water need it sad see country like especially take account country large natural resources i admit surprise corruption shortages things new venezuela never reached level president nicolas maduro endorsed fellow socialist bernie sanders president calling revolutionary friend in televised address tuesday maduro criticized election system called archaic putting sanders disadvantage if elections free maduro said bernie sanders would president united states socialist venezuela criticized lack transparency elections frequently denounces government accuses imperialism the south american country also prone blaming economic woes washington two countries exchange america many college students dreaming venezuela letters brink collapse low global oil prices contributing massive shortage basic goods like flour toilet paper the government recently moved work week public employees effort conserve publicly denounced president barack obama said sanders ought win united states the vermont senator trails frontrunner hillary clinton little chance amassing delegates needed receive democratic nomination via the olympia politics