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People in Venezuela Can Oppose the Government but Still Reject US Intervention

Janine Jackson interview with Michelle Ellner FAIR - Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting
Venezuelans are not a political monolith. People in Venezuela can oppose the government, but still reject US intervention. They can be angry at corruption or mistakes the government has done, but still remember foreign interventions and meddling.

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Brute Force Sweeps Away the Rule of Law

Fabrizio Tonello Il Manifesto Global
Donald Trump is weak and aggressive, while his advisors are unscrupulous. The mini-Nazis he has surrounded himself with are rushing to deploy military power to mask their total failure on the domestic front.

Venezuela, Trump, and Voluntary Servitude

Marga Ferré transform! europe
We must firmly oppose the attack on Venezuela, because if we let Trump win, the message he sends is that there is no international law, that there is no democracy and that all we are left with is vassalage.
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