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Argentina Shelters Venezuelan Opposition Leaders in Embassy

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Argentina Shelters Venezuelan Opposition Leaders in Embassy
story
MAR 2024
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story last updated MAR 2024

The Spin

Establishment-critical narrative

By sheltering opposition figures in its embassy, the far-right populist Javier Milei has sided with the US in its quest to interfere in the Venezuelan elections. After Washington's puppet Juan Guaidó failed, it's now Machado who is tasked with bringing about neoliberal regime change. It's not Maduro who is undermining democracy in Venezuela, but Washington's policy of meddling and sanctions, which is not aimed at the well-being of the Venezuelan people.

Venezuelanalysis

Pro-establishment narrative

Argentina's decision to grant protection to opposition leaders was justified and in line with international law. Emboldened by the easing of US sanctions, the Maduro regime launched a fresh campaign of arrests and harassment against opposition activists while driving his country to economic ruin. The socialist dictator wants only hand-picked rivals to run in the sham elections and the free world must remain on the side of the Venezuelan people and democracy.

Breitbart

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