US pressure, military strikes, and Bolivarian resistance

These reposts explore Venezuela’s crisis after a reported U.S. attack on Caracas, with mass casualties and the abduction of President Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, presented as part of a new imperial strategy. The authors frame the government’s apparent humiliation and tactical retreats as potentially temporary, arguing the Bolivarian revolution is adapting rather than collapsing. Together, they depict Venezuela as besieged by U.S. “predators” yet still capable of reorganizing its resistance, raising broader questions about sovereignty, intervention, and anti‑imperialist struggle in Latin America.