Ana Vanessa Herrero

you know, hear that no one wants this, but it's a last resort.

Well, ultimately, yes.

You know, most people would like Maduro to resign.

But we know so far that that is not, that probably that's not going to happen.

Maduro has shown amazing skills and ability to survive all the attacks that he has.

has suffered from abroad and inside of the country.

And that is something that is worth a conversation because you're talking about not only a government, a regime that looks like it's really strong, but has people around it that are not willing to break that trust that Maduro has given them.

People understand that it's not easy.

And maybe that is why they're between, you know,

those ideas.

But definitely from the side of the Maduro supporters, now more than ever, they're unified.

You know, they have the sense of an external enemy.

And finally, because Maduro has been saying this for a long time, our enemy is the U.S.

They want to attack.

They want to start a war with Venezuela, but never, it was never like, there was never a threat.

But now there is a, actually there's a palpable threat that proves him so right.

And his followers are like, okay, now we do see that enemy and we are going to gather around you to protect the legacy of Hugo Chavez and what we have.

And this again is the narrative that

that the government has been using.

But I don't see this happening for the rest of Venezuela or for the rest of the people.