US-Backed Mercenaries Die Capturing Maduro: Just Another Tuesday
According to The Hill , 24 Venezuelan soldiers died in a supposed US operation aimed at capturing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. While the outlet frames this as a significant incident, they neglect to provide crucial context: the US government's extensive, documented history of interfering in Venezuelan affairs. Remember the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez, which Washington quickly
recognized? Or the Trump administration's $15 million bounty on Maduro's head, issued despite his being a sitting head of state—a move that effectively greenlit mercenary actions? It appears 'regime change operation' is just 'humanitarian intervention' when US fingerprints are present. How many failed coup attempts and destabilization campaigns will it take before our media calls American foreign
policy what it is: a costly, often violent, and frequently hypocritical pursuit of geopolitical dominance, regardless of the consequences for sovereign nations?