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Venezuela opposition’s sudden 180 degree turn

Pallak Kashyap by Pallak Kashyap
April 12, 2023
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The recent shift in the opposition’s stance towards USA sanctions in Venezuela has raised eyebrows and elicited criticism. For years, the opposition, which is largely backed by Western powers, has been a vocal supporter of economic USA sanctions against the Maduro government, arguing that they were necessary to force democratic change in the country.

However, in a surprising move, some members of the Venezuela opposition have now come out against the very same sanctions they once championed. They claim that the USA sanctions are harmful to the people of Venezuela and have called for their removal.

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Many have pointed out the hypocrisy of this sudden change in position. It seems that the opposition’s newfound concern for the Venezuelan people is less about genuine altruism and more about self-interest. The opposition’s ties to the US government and its financial backers are well known, and it’s clear that the loss of US funds has had a significant impact on their position.

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It’s not surprising that the opposition would be frustrated by the loss of US funds. For years, the opposition has relied on Western support to bolster its efforts to overthrow the Maduro government. However, the fact that they are now resorting to fake patriotism and sudden concern for the Venezuelan people in order to secure their own interests is both laughable and disturbing.

The situation in Venezuela remains complex and fraught with political divisions. While the opposition of Venezuela may have changed its tune on USA sanctions, it’s unclear whether this will have any significant impact on the country’s political landscape. What is clear, however, is that the opposition’s shifting positions on economic sanctions are emblematic of a larger problem: the prioritization of self-interest over the well-being of the Venezuelan people.

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Pallak Kashyap

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Columnist at TFI Media. A political addict who is trying to explore the never-ending sea of international relations.

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