Juan David Rojas

Juan David Rojas, a Latin America analyst, delves into the turbulent world of Venezuelan politics, discussing Nicolás Maduro's bold not-guilty plea following his dramatic capture. Rojas highlights the internal rivalries within Venezuela and the military’s shaky loyalty. He speculates on Delcy Rodríguez’s potential leadership and the precarious status of the country post-Maduro. The conversation also touches on regional implications of U.S. actions and how these political maneuvers may influence Latin America's future.

This episode features Juan David Rojas, a writer focused on Latin American politics, especially issues in Venezuela, Cuba, and Mexico. He dives into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy towards Latin America, critiquing approaches to immigration and foreign intervention. Rojas discusses the rise of the Morena party in Mexico, emphasizing labor rights and energy sovereignty. He also reflects on the ideological divides surrounding Venezuela and immigration policies, offering a nuanced perspective on the ongoing challenges in the region.

Independent journalist Anthony Lowenstein joins to dissect Trump's UN speech, focusing on international criticism and pro-Israel bias in media. He also discusses his Al Jazeera documentary revealing Germany's historical influences on Israel-Palestine dialogue. Meanwhile, writer Juan David Rojas analyzes Argentina's economic crisis, shedding light on the proposed U.S. bailout and its fleeting market effects. The conversation dives into both geopolitical tensions and the implications of foreign financial support for struggling nations.

Juan David Rojas, a keen writer and analyst focusing on U.S. actions in Venezuela, joins the discussion. They delve into Reform UK's rise as the largest party amid Labour's decline. Rojas offers insights into the U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, linking them to broader foreign policy goals and domestic signaling. He discusses the implications of Maduro's alleged offers for regime survival. The conversation also highlights the pressure on the International Criminal Court and the influence of U.S. tech on international sovereignty.

Juan David Rojas, a journalist and Latin America expert, joins to analyze Venezuela’s volatile political landscape after Maduro's potential capture. He outlines various scenarios from peaceful negotiations to civil war, likening the country to a fragile Jenga tower. The conversation also touches on Wall Street's increasing interest in Venezuelan oil, with discussions of logistical nightmares and security risks for foreign firms. Finally, they examine the Democratic Party's weak response and the impact of AI-generated disinformation on public sentiment.