US Officials Warn Diosdado Cabello He Could Be Next to Fall
In a move that signals growing unease with Diosdado Cabello's defiant stance, US officials have reportedly warned the Venezuelan hardline interior minister he could be next in line to face the fate of his ousted predecessor Nicolás Maduro. Cabello, seen by many as the regime's real No 2, has been struggling to maintain control over Venezuela's crumbling government following the recent power vacuum.
According to sources, US officials are "especially concerned" that Cabello could sabotage Washington's plan to keep key figures from Maduro's inner circle in place. This strategy aims to establish stability while pursuing a transition and allowing for unrestricted access to Venezuela's oil reserves, which are crucial for the country's economic survival.
Cabello has been openly displaying his loyalty to Delcy Rodríguez, the acting president who has taken over since Maduro's capture. However, his actions have sparked concerns among US officials that he may be seen as a threat to Washington's plans. By issuing these warnings, the Trump administration is signaling its intent to enforce stability and maintain control over Venezuela's key sectors.
Cabello's past history of rivalry with Rodríguez and her brother, Jorge Rodríguez, has not helped his situation. His role in human rights abuses under Maduro's regime has further raised questions about his credibility and loyalty. As the US continues to exert pressure on Cabello, it remains to be seen how he will respond.
With tensions running high, Venezuela's opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has vowed to return to the country as soon as possible. She expects new elections to be called quickly, with her party predicting a landslide victory in the upcoming polls.
The US has taken several steps to assert its influence over Venezuela, including seizing oil tankers and enforcing a blockade on vessels transporting illicitly obtained oil. However, Cabello's defiance suggests that Washington may face an uphill battle in maintaining control over the country.
As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: the fate of Diosdado Cabello will serve as a bellwether for Venezuela's future under US influence. Will he be able to adapt and maintain stability, or will his resistance ultimately prove futile? Only time will tell.
In a move that signals growing unease with Diosdado Cabello's defiant stance, US officials have reportedly warned the Venezuelan hardline interior minister he could be next in line to face the fate of his ousted predecessor Nicolás Maduro. Cabello, seen by many as the regime's real No 2, has been struggling to maintain control over Venezuela's crumbling government following the recent power vacuum.
According to sources, US officials are "especially concerned" that Cabello could sabotage Washington's plan to keep key figures from Maduro's inner circle in place. This strategy aims to establish stability while pursuing a transition and allowing for unrestricted access to Venezuela's oil reserves, which are crucial for the country's economic survival.
Cabello has been openly displaying his loyalty to Delcy Rodríguez, the acting president who has taken over since Maduro's capture. However, his actions have sparked concerns among US officials that he may be seen as a threat to Washington's plans. By issuing these warnings, the Trump administration is signaling its intent to enforce stability and maintain control over Venezuela's key sectors.
Cabello's past history of rivalry with Rodríguez and her brother, Jorge Rodríguez, has not helped his situation. His role in human rights abuses under Maduro's regime has further raised questions about his credibility and loyalty. As the US continues to exert pressure on Cabello, it remains to be seen how he will respond.
With tensions running high, Venezuela's opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has vowed to return to the country as soon as possible. She expects new elections to be called quickly, with her party predicting a landslide victory in the upcoming polls.
The US has taken several steps to assert its influence over Venezuela, including seizing oil tankers and enforcing a blockade on vessels transporting illicitly obtained oil. However, Cabello's defiance suggests that Washington may face an uphill battle in maintaining control over the country.
As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: the fate of Diosdado Cabello will serve as a bellwether for Venezuela's future under US influence. Will he be able to adapt and maintain stability, or will his resistance ultimately prove futile? Only time will tell.
. Can't we just have one thread without a million tangents? Anyway back to Cabello, dude he's got some major 'splainin' to do if he wants to stay in power. All this back-and-forth with Delcy Rodríguez and the US officials is getting old fast. It's like, can't they just agree on something already? 
The fact that Cabello's been involved in human rights abuses under Maduro's regime raises so many red flags... I mean what's next? Are we gonna start worrying about his past tweets too? 
and stuff so they're tryna warn him that he might be next after Nicolás Maduro 
. i feel bad for him tho, his past is all sketchy with human rights abuses and rivalries with Rodríguez fam 
but idk man maybe he can turn over a new leaf? 
the US is tryna exert control and stuff but Cabello's all like "nope" so it'll be interesting 2 c how this plays out 
i mean cabello's being warned by us officials that he could be next to fall which is wild considering how much power delcy rodriguez has right now she's basically running the show over there anyway i feel bad for machado though she's been vocal about her opposition and it's not easy being a thorn in the side of the government 
but at the same time you've got to wonder if cabello will come around or try to stick it out it's like a game of chicken between him and washington 
one thing for sure though is that this whole situation is going to be super interesting to watch unfold
US officials think he's gonna bring them down, but honestly who doesn't at this point? 
I'm also worried about the opposition leader, Machado, returning to the country. She's got some big shoes to fill, and I don't know if she'll be able to pull off a landslide victory in new elections 
. The US is trying to exert its influence, but this might just be a case of pushing someone around instead of solving the problems 
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. I mean, come on, Diosdado Cabello is like the ultimate layout fail - all over the place, can't decide who's his real boss! 
. I think what really gets my format freaky is how everyone's just sitting there waiting for him to make a move. Like, don't they have any contingency plans in place? 
The Trump admin is all about stability and control, but Cabello's actions are basically the anti-format - all over the map 
. Can we please just get some clear headings and subheadings around here?! 
Diosdado Cabello is like the ultimate wild card rn! if he doesn't shape up & play nice w/ delcy rodriguez & washington, it's gonna be a long hard road for venezuela 
i mean, we all know nicolás Maduro is out of luck now, so cabello has to walk the line or risk losing everything 
the other day and I saw these monkeys in Costa Rica swinging from tree to tree like they're in a video game 
. Reminds me of Venezuela's politics right now... Cabello's situation is kinda like that monkey - unpredictable and hard to catch 
. It's like, you can't blame them for being concerned - his history of human rights abuses under Maduro is sketchy at best 
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. And the fact that he's still loyal to Delcy Rodríguez, despite all the drama with her and her bro Jorge, is like... what can he do, right? 
. I don't know, man - I feel like Cabello's fate is gonna be a wild card in all this 
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. It seems like everyone is playing their own game and no one's interested in helping the country get back on its feet. Cabello's defiant stance is just going to make things worse, IMHO. The US should focus on supporting the opposition instead of trying to control everything from afar. It's time for some constructive dialogue and a new approach 
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. The fact that Rodríguez and her brother are involved only adds fuel to the fire 
. It's going to be interesting to see how Machado's return affects things - if she really can bring some much-needed stability to the opposition, it could shift the balance in favor of the US 
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...his loyalty to Delcy Rodríguez is cool, but not worth risking the whole country's stability 
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