Anya Parampil

Anya Parampil, an expert on Venezuela and author of "Corporate Coup," delves into the complex history of U.S.-Venezuela relations. She critiques the impact of the Monroe Doctrine and neoliberalism on Venezuela's geopolitical situation. Anya discusses Hugo Chavez's rise and U.S. attempts at destabilization. She examines the Biden administration's controversial policies and questions the legitimacy of U.S. interventions. Emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding, she advocates for respect for Latin American sovereignty and history.

Anya Parampil, an investigative journalist focusing on U.S. interventions, dives deep into Venezuela's complex political landscape. She discusses the questionable legitimacy of Juan Guaidó despite U.S. support and sheds light on Vice President Delcy Rodríguez's significant influence. Anya raises the alarming prospect of a CIA connection being exposed during Maduro's indictment. With Venezuela successfully resisting U.S. sanctions by forging global alliances, she offers a nuanced vision of the country's future and upcoming elections.

Anya Parampil, a journalist specializing in Latin American politics and author of Corporate Coup, brings her insights into Venezuela's turbulent landscape. She discusses the legitimacy of Nicolas Maduro's presidency, emphasizing international support against U.S. interests. Anya critiques U.S. foreign policy, pointing out its ideological biases and historical ties to Venezuelan oil. The podcast also examines the CIA's controversial role in drug trafficking and geopolitics, highlighting the moral implications of U.S. interventions and their impact on Latin America.