US-Backed 'Freedom' Attack on Venezuela: 32 Cubans Dead
Yes, Cuba confirmed the deaths. The Independent calls it an 'attack on Venezuela' but refrains from calling it what it truly is: another chapter in the US playbook of regime change. They omit the long, documented history of the US funding, training, and equipping opposition forces across the continent—from the Bay of Pigs to Nicaragua to recent, overt declarations of 'all options on the table'
against Venezuela. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a pattern of destabilization aimed at any nation daring to diverge from Washington's economic mandates, dating back to the Monroe Doctrine itself. One might wonder when a US-backed proxy invasion becomes, simply, a US invasion. Or perhaps when 'democracy promotion' stops looking exactly like state-sponsored terrorism. How many sovereign
nations must be destabilized for the 'rules-based order' to feel secure?