Manolo De Los Santos

Manolo De Los Santos, the executive director of The People's Forum in New York, delves into the U.S. imperial strategies aimed at destabilizing Venezuela, home to the largest oil reserves in the world. He discusses the resilience of the Venezuelan working class amidst a backdrop of propaganda and misinformation. The conversation also explores Venezuela's national sovereignty, the impact of U.S. interventions in Latin America, and the commitment of its people to defend their revolutionary achievements against external pressures.

Manolo De Los Santos, Executive Director of The People’s Forum, talks about the rapidly escalating tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela. He highlights how millions of Venezuelans are rallying together in military drills to defend against perceived threats from U.S. warships. The conversation dissects the Trump Administration's rhetoric around narcotics trafficking, presenting it as a pretext for aggression aimed at controlling Venezuela's vast oil reserves. De Los Santos sheds light on how criticisms of the Maduro government are uniting citizens in the face of U.S. imperialism.

Manolo De Los Santos, executive director of The People's Forum, dives into the significant U.N. resolution to end the U.S. embargo on Cuba, showcasing global opposition despite U.S. resistance. He discusses how some nations shifted their votes under U.S. pressure and economic incentives. The conversation also highlights the impact of solidarity movements in New York City, revealing a growing dissent against the blockade. Furthermore, De Los Santos touches on the alarming potential for military action in Venezuela as tensions mount.

Manolo De Los Santos, the Executive Director of The People's Forum, dives into the implications of Trump's 'total blockade' against Venezuela, calling it an 'act of war.' He emphasizes Venezuela's resilient stance against colonization and highlights its historical struggle for independence. The discussion also reveals the misinterpretations of U.S. threats toward Venezuelan sovereignty and outlines the economic impacts of sanctions. De Los Santos urges grassroots mobilization to defend against imperialism and promote Latin American solidarity.

Manolo De Los Santos, Executive Director of The People's Forum and an activist, discusses the recent Nationwide Day of Action for 'No War on Venezuela.' He argues that the seizure of an oil tanker by the Trump administration exemplifies piracy and an act of war, violating international law. The conversation reveals that U.S. motives extend beyond drug enforcement, aiming to control Venezuela's vast oil reserves. De Los Santos also highlights the beneficial role of Citgo in U.S. communities and the threat posed by opposing Venezuela's socialist model.