Was Maduro betrayed by Venezuela's vice president? How her and Trump's rhetoric changed

2026-01-05 22:11:06 / BOTA ALFA PRESS

Was Maduro betrayed by Venezuela's vice president? How her and Trump's

Maduro was betrayed by the vice president of Venezuela. This opinion was shared on Off the Record with Andrea Dangli on A2 CNN by journalist Enver Robelli, according to whom the intervention is not for democracy or human rights, but for oil.

"I think that the intervention in Venezuela is the implementation of the new doctrine where other countries do not dare to interfere, it is neither for democracy nor for human rights. I think that Maduro, according to many political scientists from Caracas who spoke today, I think that Maduro has been betrayed by his inner circle; Vice President Rodriguez, who is now exercising the position of president of Venezuela. She initially had quite harsh statements, now she has completely changed her tone and said that she is ready to cooperate with the United States of America and find a solution. I cannot call the situation black and white. Mr. Trump came in with his special forces, he removed a black face, whose whole America has seen the fight. Most of the drugs in the United States of America do not come from Venezuela, they come from other countries and if he had a problem there, President Trump would not release him from prison. The president of Honduras who was in the United States of America was sentenced to life imprisonment and a few weeks ago he released him by decree, released him from prison. These are issues "I think the truth is somewhere in the middle and it's not black and white. That's how I see this situation."

According to him, power cannot be changed through external intervention, but through a transitional process leading to free elections. The vice president who exercises the duties of president has been initially mandated for 90 days, with the possibility of extension, and within six months the conditions for elections must be created.

"The Venezuelan Nobel laureate, the leader of the opposition with whom Mr. Trump was very angry, because he actually took the Nobel from her hands. For a moment, she was degraded by Mr. Trump, called insignificant, said that she no longer has authority in Venezuela. She cannot take power in Venezuela, because it would be appropriate for a time period to be created in Venezuela after this event to organize free elections. The vice president who is currently exercising the office of president, she was elected for 90 days to exercise this duty. Parliament has the right to extend this function for another 90 days. Within six months, it should be possible to organize elections in Venezuela so that citizens, with their free will, can choose the leadership they want, and not act in a kind of coup from abroad where the essence of all negotiations and all issues is oil, oil and only oil."

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