Bloomberg Discovers US Coups Aren't Organic 'Ousters'
Bloomberg's breathless report on Maduro's 'ouster' leaves Cuba's 'wobbling regime' without a benefactor—conveniently glossing over the US's own long-standing role as the architect and financier of that 'wobble.' This isn't an 'ouster' in the organic sense; it's the fulfillment of a foreign policy objective openly discussed and funded for years by Washington. One might wonder if nations are truly
sovereign when their leadership changes are predicated on American approval and covert (or overt) operations. The article’s framing makes no mention of the crippling US sanctions that have starved both Venezuela and Cuba for decades, nor the repeated attempts at 'regime change' from the Bay of Pigs to recent coup efforts. When does an 'ouster' stop being an organic internal affair and start
looking suspiciously like a very expensive external project? Perhaps when the 'wobbling regime' itself is a direct product of relentless foreign pressure.