Juan Guaidó’s swearing in as interim president on January 23, 2019 and his recognition by more than 50 countries as Venezuela’s legitimate president has ...
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Deadlocked Venezuela
Andrés Cañizález |
Waiting for Guaidó: This is about more than Venezuela; it’s about the future of the liberal international order
Christopher Sabatini |
As the standoff continues without much sign of a plan B from the White House, the Maduro government is threatening to arrest President Juan Guaidó. It’s ...
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Abandoning even the mention of the military option is the best way to bring about regime change in Venezuela
Patricio Navia |
The use of military force to bring about regime change in Latin America would set U.S.-Latin American relations back decades. The U.S. needs to follow a ...
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Venezuela: Questions for the day after
Hunter T. Carter |
Putting Venezuela back together again will mean that weak or non-existent institutions in government, law, business, and civil society will need to ...
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Beginning the endgame in Venezuela
Evan Ellis |
U.S. decision makers must not let frustration or enthusiasm distract them from the importance of the Venezuelan people and the constitution. Any role for ...
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Maduro’s last days in power?
Andrés Cañizález |
Maduro’s long-term survival is no longer feasible, but the timeline for his departure and a subsequent democratic transition is still far from certain. ...
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Great move. Well played. What next?
Christopher Sabatini |
The events of January 23 were a victory for the once divided and dispirited Venezuelan opposition. But with Maduro so far refusing to step aside and a ...
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Erdogan’s Venezuela adventure turns into another bargaining chip
Imdat Oner |
Turkey’s recent flirtations with Venezuela as the U.S. tries to isolate the rogue government is another example of Erdogan’s tactic of trying to gain ...
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Make credible threats great again
Juan Nagel |
Direct military intervention in Venezuela is obviously a controversial topic, yet there should be no controversy surrounding the credible appearance of ...
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Threatening a military intervention in Venezuela is not just folly, it’s not credible
Christopher Sabatini |
Talking military intervention isn’t even a good theoretical gamble. Few would really believe it, and it is improbable that the U.S. would follow through.
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