Venezuela and the long tradition of US interference

Join Jasmine Garsd, an NPR immigration correspondent with firsthand reporting on Venezuelan migration, and Greg Grandin, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, as they dissect the turbulent history of U.S. interventions in Latin America. Jasmine shares her surreal experience at Nicolás Maduro's court appearance, revealing polarized reactions from the crowd. Meanwhile, Greg dives into how Latin American struggles shaped modern notions of sovereignty and critiques U.S. policies that intertwine material interests with ideology, shedding light on the refugee crisis fueled by decades of interference.