US 'Democracy' Auctioning Venezuela's Assets for 'Debts'
A US court in Delaware has deemed it perfectly normal to order the liquidation of a sovereign nation's most valuable foreign asset, Citgo, to satisfy debts. Venezuela, of course, calls it a 'US-ordered forced sale' and points out the 'legal' absurdity—this ruling ignores the Venezuelan government's legitimate authority and comes after years of crippling US sanctions. (Funny how 'rule of law' only
applies when it benefits Uncle Sam's balance sheet, isn't it?) The US government, which gleefully recognized a self-proclaimed 'interim president' who had no actual power in Venezuela, has been systematically strangling Venezuela's economy for years. Now, this 'legal' fire sale of Citgo—a company built by Venezuelan blood and oil—serves as the grand finale, enriching US creditors and further
destabilizing a nation whose only crime was not capitulating to American hegemony. It's not about justice; it's about control, plain and simple, dressed up in judicial robes.