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1 month agoEnrique Marquez: I receive more attacks from the opposition than from Chavismo'
Enrique Marquez advocates restoring Venezuelan democracy through institutional reform within Chavismo rather than external intervention, emphasizing persuasion and consensus within existing legal frameworks.
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1 month agoJuan Pablo Guanipa: I have no doubt: Venezuela is heading towards elections'
I think we are in a transition process. It's happening in stages. Sometimes we don't see that certain preconditions must be met for this electoral process to take place. The United States, which has become a key player in domestic politics, has said so. Marco Rubio confirmed it in his meeting with the Caribbean countries: we are heading towards an electoral consultation.
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2 months agoWhy whatever's happening in Venezuela isn't 'regime change' | Fortune
The U.S. mission to seize Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has pushed the concept of regime change back into everyday conversation. "Regime Change in America's Back Yard," declared The New Yorker in a piece that typified the response to the Jan. 3 operation that saw Maduro exchange a compound in Caracas for a jail in Brooklyn. Commentators and politicians have been using the term as shorthand for removing Maduro and ending Venezuela's crisis, as if the two were essentially the same thing.
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2 months agoJoy and fear in the new Venezuela: We're caught between something that won't die and something that won't be born'
Venezuela is split between a Chavista elite accepting U.S. control and mass prisoner releases, and a silenced populace facing repression and paramilitary street control.
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