US Threatens Maduro, Ignores Its Own Coup Playbook
According to The Independent , Maduro is 'sleeping in different beds every night' due to Trump's alleged ultimatums. This dire situation is presented without the critical historical context that the U.S. has a well-documented tradition of regime change operations in Latin America, from Chile's Salvador Allende in 1973 to attempts against Cuba and Nicaragua. The 'threats' aren't just bluster; they
invoke a pattern of coups, economic sanctions, and covert operations designed to destabilize governments the U.S. doesn't approve of, often leading to precisely the sort of insecurity Maduro is said to be experiencing. One might wonder if the U.S. has truly abandoned its Monroe Doctrine approach, or if the mainstream media simply decided to memory-hole decades of interventionism. When a U.S.
President signals a leader must 'leave,' it's rarely a suggestion for a quiet retirement; it's an echo of a bloody past conveniently omitted from today's headlines.