U.S. Military Action in Venezuela Exposes the High Stakes of Washington’s Foreign Policy Failures

On January 3rd, a covert U.S. military operation led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, an event hailed by some as a blow to authoritarianism. Yet, this aggressive act raises serious questions about America’s strategic judgment and respect for national sovereignty at a time when stability in Latin America directly impacts American security and economic interests. Is Reckless Intervention Protecting American Interests or Inviting Greater Instability? The reaction from Maduro’s son, Deputy Nicolás Maduro Guerra, underscores that Venezuela is not prepared to forget this brazen intrusion. While he frames it as a wound...