Venezuela, crónica de una desestabilización, 2

Widely covered by the media almost entirely acquired by the opposition, the serious crisis that Venezuela is experiencing has a dimension that is systematically ignored: as in its time, Salvador Allende's Chile, Venezuela faces a cunning and fierce destabilization. It has too much oil and too much mineral wealth to leave Washington indifferent ... We will discover here how and why Nicolás Maduro was elected and reelected against an opposition that is his most irresponsible, not to say fascinating component, systematically divided and thrown into the illegal. The climax of this crisis was reached on January 23, 2019 when the representative of these undemocratic sectors, Juan Guaidó, proclaimed himself acting president of Venezuela. Defying international law, this coup leader has been recognized by the United States, the European Union, and dozens of Latin American countries in Washington.