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Venezuela's government has begun releasing a limited number of prisoners, including political detainees, amid ongoing political tensions and recent US military actions, but the process is slow and many remain imprisoned, reflecting ongoing political unrest and international scrutiny.
The article discusses Chevron's long-standing presence in Venezuela's oil industry and the potential benefits it could gain from recent U.S. military actions that led to the detention of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, opening opportunities for U.S. oil companies to invest and profit from Venezuela's vast oil reserves.
The article reports on a covert U.S. military operation in Venezuela aimed at regime change, involving the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro, with officials criticizing it as a violation of international law and a sign of the decline of the U.S.-led global order, while Trump threatens further military actions and control over Venezuelan resources.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights criticizes the US military action in Venezuela, arguing it violates international law, undermines global security, and does not address the country's human rights issues, calling for adherence to the UN charter and a focus on diplomatic solutions.
The US has launched a dramatic military operation in Venezuela, capturing President Nicolás Maduro and escalating its regional intervention, raising uncertainties about the future political landscape and potential for violence or regime change.
UN Secretary-General Guterres urges diplomacy and an immediate ceasefire following US military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, warning of a dangerous cycle of destruction in the region.
Experts suggest that the Biden administration may need to deploy U.S. troops to defend Guyana against a potential Venezuelan invasion, as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro threatens to annex oil-rich territory in Guyana. While a full-scale invasion is unlikely, the U.S. wants to show its commitment to defending democratic countries and may intervene to deter aggression. However, some experts question the administration's commitment due to previous sanctions relief offered to Venezuela. The U.S. has conducted military exercises and shown force in the region, but any intervention would require coordination with regional and global partners. There is also the possibility of the U.S. providing military assistance to Guyana in the face of escalating tensions.