this whole thing feels super sus 
the us has been messing around with latin america for ages and it's like they think they can just swoop in and save the day 
but really they're just causing more problems 
and now nicolás maduro is in a world of trouble 
what's next? 
will they keep trying to push their agenda on venezuela or are they gonna leave it alone for once? 
honestly, can't we all just get along? 
️ USA's past actions are quite worrying 
They've had a long history of interfering in other countries' affairs 
Like, remember when they invaded Mexico in 1847? 
And what about Cuba? 
US has been holding onto Guantánamo Bay since 1902 
The CIA's been involved in all sorts of shady stuff too 
This Trump thing just seems like more of the same 
Venezuela's crisis is really worrying 
this whole thing feels super familiar - like we're stuck in some kind of history repeat mode. US intervention in Latin America has always been a wild card, and it's crazy how often it ends up backfiring . I mean, can't they just let countries figure their own stuff out? It's not like the US is exactly perfect when it comes to democracy and human rights 
. And what's with the obsession over "American dominance"? Are they seriously worried about losing control or something? So like I was thinking, this Trump admin intervention in Venezuela is not just about helping out a friend in need, it's about securing some serious US interests and pushing their own agenda 
. It's all about maintaining control over the region, you know? They've been doing it for decades, ever since they started backing these military dictators in Latin America 
. I mean, think about it, Cuba has been under US control since 1902, that's like a century! And now they're saying this is just about "American dominance"? Come on, guys, don't try to sugarcoat it. This is all about the Benjamins and who gets to call the shots in South America 
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