Maduro’s Call for ‘United Resistance’ Masks a Dangerous Anti-American Agenda in the Caribbean
Nicolás Maduro’s proposal for a ‘popular resistance’ within ALBA amid increased U.S. military activity in the Caribbean is less about defense and more about undermining American security interests—revealing Caracas’s ongoing hostility and disregard for lawful regional order.
In the midst of heightened tensions across the Caribbean, Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro leverages the Alliance Bolivariana de los Pueblos para Nuestra América (ALBA) summit to call for a "resistance united, popular, and prolonged." But beneath his rhetoric lies a troubling agenda that threatens not only regional stability but also America’s security and sovereignty. Is Maduro Masking Aggression as Defense? While Maduro accuses the United States of "aggression," "terrorism psychological," and threatening Venezuela’s sovereignty through increased military deployments aimed at combating narcotrafficking, these claims dangerously distort reality. The United States’ presence in the Caribbean directly supports efforts to halt drug flows...
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