The Maduro regime was always likely to end abruptly. Reports that US forces encountered little resistance—and that Venezuela’s president had come to rely on Cuban security rather than his own military—say less about American might than about how completely Nicolas Maduro had lost confidence in his own state. Dictators often fall quickly once loyalty evaporates. […]
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Jayapal: ‘Should Not Be Threatening Military Might’, ‘Diplomacy Is Always the Way That We Should Go’
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