William Neuman

William Neuman, former New York Times bureau chief in Caracas and author of a compelling book on Venezuela's descent, dives into the complex dynamics of U.S. intervention. He discusses how oil and geopolitics have motivated U.S. actions, revealing that the narrative often prioritizes oil over democracy. Neuman examines the implications of potential leaders like Maria Corina Machado and critiques the risks involved in U.S. foreign policy. The conversation also highlights differing viewpoints from Venezuelan-Americans on intervention's impact on human rights.