2025 US and Venezuela Conflict - Operation Just Cause 2: 2 Just 2 Cause

Rubio's body language kinda says it all lol
He's copying Trump, consciously or unconsciously.

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The United States has lifted all sanctions on Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodríguez.

✡️🕎 At the beginning of Passover, I greet the Jewish community in our country and around the world. My call from Venezuela, a nation where there is freedom of worship, is for all religions to contribute to peace, understanding, coexistence, and to continue advancing together for national prosperity.
 

Rapper 6ix9ine claims that former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro signed his SpongeBob toy while they were both being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York.
 

⚠️🇺🇸🇻🇪 The current leader of Chavismo, Delcy Rodríguez, said on Wednesday that January 3rd put an end to extremism in Venezuela, referring to the United States' capture of Nicolás Maduro.

At an event held at the Miraflores Palace alongside religious leaders, she asserted that Venezuela "has changed" in just over three months.

The comments are part of what appears to be a strategy by Rodríguez to clean up her image in the current political process in Venezuela, which is under the tutelage of the United States.


Bro this shit cannot be real.
 
Were the prisoners at Helicoide freed yet? Cause all i see is talk
 
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A now-deleted post from the Pentagon’s Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (DVIDS), a US Navy Sailor working on an EA-18G “Growler” Electronic Warfare Aircraft assigned to “The Gray Wolves” of Electromagnetic Attack Squadron 142 (VAQ-142), deployed onboard the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78), which took part on the raid to capture Maduro can be seen wearing a morale patch which says:
Join the U.S. Navy

Save the Big Booty Venezuelans!
 
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Family members of political prisoners and students run to the doors of the Helicoide to demand the release of political prisoners at the doors of the detention center.



Workers of University of Zulia protest demanding the inmediate rise of salaries and pensions.



Venezuelan public sector workers protesting for higher pay bypassed PNB roadblocks as they attempt to march towards Miraflores Palace, the seat of the Venezuelan Presidency



Strong confrontations between workers and the forces of the Chavista regime in various parts of the country.



Repression against workers in Caracas by the Chavista regime



Forces of the Chavista regime beat workers demanding better wages, improved quality of life, and a change of government.



Maracay, Aragua State. Workers break the blockade of the Chavista regime forces.



PNB action against workers in Cumaná
 
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Family members of political prisoners and students run to the doors of the Helicoide to demand the release of political prisoners at the doors of the detention center.


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Workers of University of Zulia protest demanding the inmediate rise of salaries and pensions.


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Venezuelan public sector workers protesting for higher pay bypassed PNB roadblocks as they attempt to march towards Miraflores Palace, the seat of the Venezuelan Presidency


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Strong confrontations between workers and the forces of the Chavista regime in various parts of the country.


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Repression against workers in Caracas by the Chavista regime


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Forces of the Chavista regime beat workers demanding better wages, improved quality of life, and a change of government.


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Maracay, Aragua State. Workers break the blockade of the Chavista regime forces.


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PNB action against workers in Cumaná
Come on, get the Colectivos out, do the funny.
 
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National Guard units are being deployed in San Juan de los Morros



Caracas. Hours ago



Chavismo march



Repression with tear gas bombs by the Chavista regime against workers.



Chacao. Several minutes ago




Additional footage of the ongoing protests in Caracas, Venezuela, as protesters try to reach the Miraflores Palace.



From the Rodeo I hill in Miranda state, political prisoners claim that following the peaceful protest led by foreign citizens on the night of April 8, the response has been violence and total abandonment.

They indicate that the foreigners who protested were brutally mistreated, are injured, and that prison authorities systematically ignore requests for aid.

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Peru bought oil from Venezuela for the first time since 2009.
 
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⚠️🇺🇸🇻🇪 The current leader of Chavismo, Delcy Rodríguez, said on Wednesday that January 3rd put an end to extremism in Venezuela, referring to the United States' capture of Nicolás Maduro.

At an event held at the Miraflores Palace alongside religious leaders, she asserted that Venezuela "has changed" in just over three months.

The comments are part of what appears to be a strategy by Rodríguez to clean up her image in the current political process in Venezuela, which is under the tutelage of the United States.


Bro this shit cannot be real.
Because is not, she is being propped as the leader of the "new" chavizmo and she has to pretend even when the old base call her a traitor, they are taking a page of the dem electoral strategy to make her a lame duck candidate to make her lose to the puppet Rubio put in there and also cuck any candidate that Diosdado want to weasel

If you wanna know how much of a sellout she is, she basically said yesterday that Maduro economic policies were a disaster and that the gibs were killing the economy, im pretty sure Diosdado wanted to shoot her right there
National Guard units are being deployed in San Juan de los Morros
The bizarre shit about this protests is that the PNB has orders to not arrest is there is cameras around, see how that cop is stopped by another to prevent him doing that
 
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National Guard units are being deployed in San Juan de los Morros


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Caracas. Hours ago


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Chavismo march


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Repression with tear gas bombs by the Chavista regime against workers.


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Chacao. Several minutes ago


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Additional footage of the ongoing protests in Caracas, Venezuela, as protesters try to reach the Miraflores Palace.


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From the Rodeo I hill in Miranda state, political prisoners claim that following the peaceful protest led by foreign citizens on the night of April 8, the response has been violence and total abandonment.

They indicate that the foreigners who protested were brutally mistreated, are injured, and that prison authorities systematically ignore requests for aid.

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Peru bought oil from Venezuela for the first time since 2009.
Gas those motherfuckers. Those are the niggers sold the country out.

There is 6.5 million people getting state pensions, there is only 4 million people in the workforce (not counting informal workers, these get state pensions too, btw), of those 4 million close to 1.1 million work for the state. And those state workers always went to any government rally or event because they either got a bonus or didn't really care and just wanted an excuse not to work. Only in latter years were people actually threatened that the might lose their job if they didn't attend.

The Bolivarian Revolution caused one of the worst demographic crisis in the history of the country, our crisis is worse than the one in Europe or even some Asian countries.

And the worst is that those marching niggers want to return to the disaster that led to the revolution.
 

About two hours ago in Caracas


A couple of hours ago near Miraflores

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The Chavista regime planned in 2020 to purchase Iranian ballistic missiles for more than $400 million, according to internal documents.

A memorandum from the Venezuelan Ministry of Defense dated January 17, 2020, approved by then-Minister Vladimir Padrino López, reveals that the Maduro government allocated funds to acquire an Iranian ballistic missile system valued at more than $400 million. The document detailed how Venezuela planned to channel the money through state-owned companies and that the system would be operated from platforms on naval ships. The operation never materialized: the Trump administration communicated that it was "unacceptable" and Venezuela desisted under US pressure, although Maduro publicly declared seven months later that buying missiles from Iran "had not occurred to us," adding that it was "a good idea." Elliott Abrams, former special representative of Trump for Iran and Venezuela, confirmed that Washington was aware of the conversations but said he was unaware of the specific document.

Iran had previously supplied Venezuela with drone systems, and both countries maintain decades of cooperation through OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries), ties that deepened under Hugo Chávez and continued with Maduro through dozens of cooperation agreements.

We almost had a Venezuela/Iran Happening threads crossover event! It's weird how Iran starts calming down and now I'm back to posting multiple times a day in the Venezuela thread. It's good to be back.


Me and @lurker7274519 posting in this thread after a couple months of nothing happening.
 
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