Venezuela is foreshadowing the new world order that Trump wants to impose

"Since taking office, he has bombed Houthi positions in Yemen and ISIS positions in Syria, and has attacked Iran and Nigerian territory. But his intervention in Venezuela without congressional authorization, in the style of the coups that Washington perpetrated for decades in Latin America, isbecause of its ambition, its scope, and its disregard for international rulesthe most representative of the"

"new world order the Republican president wants to impose. In his remarks from his private residence in Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, just 10 hours after the attack that captured President Nicolas Maduronow held in New York awaiting trialTrump announced that Washington would run Venezuela. The Caribbean nation will thus become, for an indefinite period, a kind of protectorate where American oil companies will reign supreme. And where local leaders will have"

Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to avoid sending U.S. forces into protracted foreign wars and to avoid reconstruction commitments. Since taking office, the administration has bombed Houthi positions in Yemen, struck ISIS in Syria, and attacked targets in Iran and Nigeria. The administration intervened in Venezuela without congressional authorization, capturing President Nicolás Maduro and announcing U.S. control over the country. The United States plans a blockade or 'quarantine' on Venezuelan oil tankers, sustained military deployment in the Caribbean, and policies favoring American oil companies, while accusing Maduro of narco activities.

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