Over the weekend the New York Times created hemispheric
buzz. It reported that U.S. officials talked privately this past year with
rebellious Venezuelan military officers. Those officers wanted U.S. help to
overthrow Venezuela’s socialist president, Nicolás Maduro. Apparently nothing
came of the talks; the Trump Administration declined to help the rogue
militares. But the Times story was more strong evidence that President Trump is
exploring unusually strong action to topple Maduro. At the White House last
summer, he'd already displayed that impulse. “We have many options for
Venezuela," Trump said then, "including a possible military option if
necessary…”. More… Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Why U.S. Invasion Of Venezuela Is Still A Hot Topic – But Will Likely Never Happen
Over the weekend the New York Times created hemispheric
buzz. It reported that U.S. officials talked privately this past year with
rebellious Venezuelan military officers. Those officers wanted U.S. help to
overthrow Venezuela’s socialist president, Nicolás Maduro. Apparently nothing
came of the talks; the Trump Administration declined to help the rogue
militares. But the Times story was more strong evidence that President Trump is
exploring unusually strong action to topple Maduro. At the White House last
summer, he'd already displayed that impulse. “We have many options for
Venezuela," Trump said then, "including a possible military option if
necessary…”. More…
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