The Biden administration granted Temporary Protected Status to refugees from Venezuela, which will permit them to live and work in the United States. This is the right thing to do, and it is a break with the previous administration, but there need to be more significant changes to U.S. policy towards Venezuela. The TPS decision is treating the symptom of Venezuela’s deepening crisis while U.S. sanctions intensify it. As long as our government’s broad sanctions remain in place, they will exacerbate the economic and humanitarian crises in the country. The U.S. will succeed only in making conditions for ordinary Venezuelans worse while Maduro and his allies become more firmly entrenched.
“Venezuela is fundamental threat to USA” -- declared Obama formally initiating regime change.
What he meant is “Socialism is a threat to capitalism”… hence imperial War-party endless wars -- against Bolivia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Syria, Cuba, Libya, China…..
An interesting article but I think you have forgot about the dismantling of the gains of the revolution and neo liberal policies being put forward by the Maduristas government and what he calls in alliance with the 'Revolutionary bourgeoisie"... https://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/15136
Great article. If it wasn't in reference to harming millions of innocent Venezuelans it would be hard not to laugh at the absurdity of a government official correctly declaring a policy a failure and then saying there are no plans to alter it.
With regards to sanctions as a U.S. policy and weapon, do you have any writing or recommendations of where to read about their broader history and evolution?
“Venezuela is fundamental threat to USA” -- declared Obama formally initiating regime change.
What he meant is “Socialism is a threat to capitalism”… hence imperial War-party endless wars -- against Bolivia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Syria, Cuba, Libya, China…..
Defund US military terrorism
An interesting article but I think you have forgot about the dismantling of the gains of the revolution and neo liberal policies being put forward by the Maduristas government and what he calls in alliance with the 'Revolutionary bourgeoisie"... https://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/15136
Great article. If it wasn't in reference to harming millions of innocent Venezuelans it would be hard not to laugh at the absurdity of a government official correctly declaring a policy a failure and then saying there are no plans to alter it.
With regards to sanctions as a U.S. policy and weapon, do you have any writing or recommendations of where to read about their broader history and evolution?