US EditionWhat Trump’s Arrest of Venezuelan President Maduro Tells Americans
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Journalist Bogdan Tiberiu Yakob analyzes the abuse of Trup's administration in Venezuela from an economic perspective, arguing that the real table is not democracy, but the survival of the oil system. An analysis begins from the 1974 historic agreement, negotiated by Henry Kissinger with Saudi Arabia, which established as a global oil to be exclusively traded in US dollars. In exchange for military protection, Golf monks have created an artifici…
The capture of the Venezuelan president by the United States caused a wave of global shock but, paradoxically, the situation still seemed rather calm this Monday in Caracas, three days after the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro. "There was a small demonstration of support for Maduro, but it is not of an inordinate magnitude in relation to the gravity of what could have happened," notes Thomas Posado, lecturer in Latin American civilization at the Un…
The capture of Nicolas Maduro by the United States led to uncertainty in Venezuela, where the Chaviste regime had been in power for more than 25 years.
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro was captured during an American military operation conducted on the night of January 2 to 3. How to understand this kidnapping of a president in the performance of his duties? Elements of answers with Maud Quessard, American foreign policy specialist, interviewed in the Point J podcast.
‘It only succeeds if Americans allow it': Expert reveals what Trump is really trying to accomplish, and it's not about Venezuela
Trump can be stopped, but people need to understand one important thing and use it against him, says a historian. Yale Professor Timothy Snyder, who studies history and politics, shared his thoughts on Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela. According to Raw Story, Snyder says four past events can help us understand Trump’s real plan. These are America’s past involvement in Latin America, the second Iraq war, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the d…
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