National Security

Following the U.S.-led capture of Nicolás Maduro, Caracas wakes to deserted streets and tense uncertainty, revealing the dangerous fallout of foreign intervention in sovereign nations.

The Venezuelan military’s official denial of President Maduro’s capture ignores critical facts revealing brutal tactics. While Caracas spins a tale of imperial aggression, the truth exposes a regime on edge—highlighting America’s decisive stance against tyranny.

Following U.S. military operations targeting President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s armed forces back Vice President Delcy Rodríguez to ensure government continuity, raising questions about sovereignty and foreign intervention.

The European Union urges a ‘respectful’ transition in Venezuela, but fails to confront Maduro’s regime with the full force America First principles demand.

In a startling pivot, the Trump administration sidelines opposition figure María Corina Machado and signals cooperation with Venezuela’s current regime under Delcy Rodríguez, raising critical questions about Washington’s true approach to restoring democracy and protecting American interests.

In a decisive move to protect American interests, Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and his wife face U.S. federal court on narcoterrorism and drug trafficking charges, signaling Washington’s commitment to uphold justice against threats to national security.

While Venezuelan loyalists rally in Caracas demanding freedom for a narcoterrorism-accused dictator, America must hold firm against the regime’s criminal network that threatens our national security.

Following U.S. military raids in Venezuela resulting in Maduro’s capture, local airlines guarantee flight operations—but at what cost does this intervention come for American security and sovereignty?

The urgent CELAC meeting ended without consensus, exposing deep fractures in Latin America over U.S. intervention in Venezuela and raising questions about regional commitment to sovereignty.

Colombia’s Gustavo Petro calls U.S. detention of Venezuela’s Maduro a ‘kidnapping,’ warning that Washington’s imperial ambitions threaten Latin American sovereignty and global rule of law.