Venezuela: Internal conflicts and external pressures are intensifying
A complex situation is unfolding in Venezuela's political scene. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to CNN, there are serious problems both domestically and internationally. Delsi Rodriguez, speaking before oil workers in the city of Puerto-la-Cruz, called on local politicians to independently resolve internal disagreements.
She emphasized that Venezuela has suffered significant losses in the fight against fascism and extremism. Following reports that President Nicolas Maduro was captured by US special forces, Rodriguez is dealing with two important issues simultaneously.
On one hand, there is the necessity to respond to Washington's demands, and on the other, the task of uniting political forces within the country. The US is urging Venezuela to sever economic ties with China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba, as well as to give priority to US companies in oil extraction.
These demands represent serious pressure on the country's sovereignty, requiring Rodriguez to maintain a delicate balance. There are also sufficient problems in the domestic political arena.
Venezuela is divided into various political groups: supporters of Maduro, the left opposition, and groups continuing Hugo Chavez's policies have disagreements. Rodriguez's main goal is to unite these groups and ensure internal unity within the country.
On January 25, it was reported that the Venezuelan government released 104 people who were imprisoned for political reasons. This step is aimed at reducing external pressure and softening the internal environment.
Donald Trump emphasized that these releases were carried out at the request of the US. The main question now is: how long can Venezuela maintain internal unity and withstand external pressures?
If internal forces unite and the country preserves its independence in decision-making, Venezuela can achieve stability. However, if internal conflicts intensify and the need to comply with external demands increases, the risk of political imbalance is high.
Therefore, the coming weeks are expected to be a decisive period for the country's fate.
