US 'Democracy' Push in Venezuela: A 'Hostage Negotiation' We've Seen Before

Mainstream outlets often frame U.S. involvement in Venezuela as a noble pursuit of democracy, ignoring the crippling sanctions and destabilization efforts. This 'aid' campaign, which conveniently follows calls for 'regime change,' is a familiar echo. Remember when the U.S. backed a failed coup attempt in 2002 against Chávez, then quickly recognized opposition leader Juan Guaidó in 2019? It's the

same script, just different actors. The media's selective amnesia on U.S. foreign policy ensures that every intervention appears isolated and justified. Yet, from Nicaragua in the 80s to Iraq in 2003, the pattern is clear: economic strangulation and proxy support for opposition groups pave the way for 'humanitarian' interventions. How many cycles of continent-holding-hostage are required before

the cheerleaders in the press acknowledge the pattern?

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