The same propaganda and private interests that lead to the Iraq war are now pushing for U.S. military involvement in Venezuela.https://www.truthdig.com/articles/a-call-to-halt-an-illegal-invasion-of-venezuela/ …
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It is unproven that there are any malicious intentions in regards to US foreign policy with the case of Venezuela. What is true, though, is that the Nicolás Maduro's de facto dictatorship is responsible for killing protestors, including indigenous tribes. They must be overthrown.
Should the U.S. military overthrow every corrupt government? We have a long history of forcefully intervening in other countries to instate leaders favorable to U.S. interests.
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No, I don't think the U.S should use military force in Venezuela. But we cannot do is say that the U.S is fabricating facts. It is a dictatorship. And it's brutal!!
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Since Chavismo imposed a strict foreign currency exchange restriction enabling a black market allowing, drug money infiltrated both govt & military, ~4M people had to flee, and VE became a Marxist Colombian disident guerrilla factions & Hezbollah shelter, it became an US issue.
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If there is a stable regime democratic regime in with the constitution that countey already has then yes
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Hi James. It is not just the US it’s 65 countries. It’s not just corruption. People in high gov positions involved in drug trafficking. Strong evidence of gov’s support to terrorists groups such as Hezbollah. And lastly, massive exodous puts a strain on neighboring countries.
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