Venezuela’s Election in the Crosshairs of New US Regime Change Scheme
As Venezuela prepares to head to the polls in July, the US has already started drumming up suspicion and doubt around the electoral process.
Walter Smolarek, Zoe Alexandra
Nicolás Maduro received by thousands in the city of Maturín. (Photo: X / Nicolás Maduro)
Twenty-five years after Hugo Chávez took office and began the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela, US officials have still not tired of dreaming up new plots to overthrow the country’s government. Five years ago, following the last presidential election, they attempted to install Juan Guaidó—a politician most Venezuelans had never even heard of—as the country’s head of state. And now, with the date for the next presidential election officially set for July 28, the Biden administration is gearing up for the bigg...