Venezuela, a country engulfed in political and economic crises, has recently become one of the focal points of global attention. The main question seems to be, who really holds power in this country?
The Shadow of the United States over Venezuela
Since Nicolás Maduro came to power, the United States has consistently sought to increase its influence in this country. But have Trump and his allies truly succeeded in this regard?
As the people of Venezuela struggle with hunger and poverty, many questions arise about the role of the United States in this crisis. Have sanctions and political pressures helped improve the situation, or have they only deepened the problems?
In this context, the role of other global actors and local groups must also be considered. Can they stand against the power of the United States, or is everything in the hands of Washington?
