Rafael Osea Cabrises, a prominent editor at Caracas Chronicles, joins Christopher Sabatini, a Senior Fellow at Chatham House, and Oscar Juadiola Rivera, an esteemed professor of International Law, to unpack the complexities of U.S. intervention in Venezuela. They discuss how Trump’s military posturing impacts Maduro’s grip on power, the role of citizen militias in nationalistic rhetoric, and the challenges of U.S. foreign policy amid historical interventions. The trio provides sharp insights into the intersection of U.S. interests and Venezuelan politics.
