Luis Fajardo
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404 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 29 Aug
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There is no evidence up to this point that that is happening.
Of course, this is seen as a weeks-long campaign to exert this kind of pressure against the Venezuelan government and still the expectation to see what will be the actual result.
There seem to be mixed feelings.
There's certainly at least a part of Venezuelan society that would seem to actually be accepting of the US interfering more or intervening more in Venezuelan affairs and actually trying to convince or to force Maduro out of office.
However, there are also voices saying that this could be seen as an intervention in Venezuelan politics.
And certainly there are those who say that there are people in Venezuela and the Venezuelan government or close to the Venezuelan government that even if this hypothetical intervention occurred, they would not leave that easily.
There's certainly militias in Venezuela.
There's even foreign rebel groups like the Colombian ELN and the FARC dissident groups that are present in Venezuela.
They have been seen as close to the Maduro administration.
And few people expect that they would leave without some kind of a fight if this hypothetical U.S.
intervention really occurred.
There have been all kinds of speculations about who could be interested in moving into Maduro's position.
There have not been really any evidence.
One of the striking things about the Maduro administration has been its resiliency over the years.
And there is no clear figure that has openly seemed to suggest that he would be willing to take over.
Several airlines, both from Europe and from Latin America, including, for example, Avianca in Colombia, Iberia and others from Europe, that are saying that they are responding to notifications by the U.S.
authorities describing what they call potentially dangerous situations in Venezuelan airspace over the next few days.
Avianca, the Colombian airline, has suggested that it will not fly more airplanes for the rest of the weekend.
Several airlines, both from Europe and from Latin America, including, for example, Avianca in Colombia, Iberia and others from Europe, that are saying that they are responding to notifications by the U.S.
authorities describing what they call potentially dangerous situations in Venezuelan airspace over the next few days.
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