US-Backed Venezuela Coup Attempt Tragic for Cuban Security Details
ABC News reports the solemn repatriation of 32 Cuban officers, part of President Nicolás Maduro's security, killed during a US strike on Venezuela. The report frames it vaguely as a 'raid on his residence to seize the former leader.' What it neglects to specify, of course, is that this 'raid' was a direct, US-backed attempt at regime change, complete with mercenaries and former Green Berets,
aiming to install a US-approved leader and seize Venezuela's oil reserves — precisely what acting President Delcy Rodríguez's 'state of the union' message is now addressing. One might wonder why the US has a long history of meddling in Latin American democracies, destabilizing regions, and then feigning surprise at the resultant 'conflicts.' This isn't just about 'drug trafficking charges'; it's a
textbook power play, echoing decades of interventions from Chile to Cuba, all in the name of 'democracy' (read: corporate interests) and conveniently papered over by mainstream media as isolated incidents.