politics

февраль 6, 2026

3-Е невообразимые сценарии

Спустя месяц после бомбардировок трех венесуэльских штатов вооруженными силами США, в настоящее время проходит сложный переговорный процесс.

A complex negotiation process is underway one month after the bombings that the US armed forces carried out on three Venezuelan states.

The unprecedented events have left several factors in the air that are difficult to hide, fueling the anxiety of some, the logical concern of others, the morbid curiosity of the uninformed, and the human depravity of those who have been corrupted by the war propaganda deployed against Venezuelans.

This last category includes those “influencers” who have taken advantage of the events to fuel the mockery prepaid by extremists, always arrogant, cruel, and dehumanized.

The aftereffects are still very much alive; the painful mourning of more than one hundred families who suffered the loss of their loved ones and the collective panic experienced by the inhabitants of Caracas and surrounding areas during the bombings.

Many are still reeling from the psychological impact and are still unable to sleep in the same way they did before that early morning of January 3rd.

Amid all this, the strange feeling seeps into one's bones of bilateral relations being rebuilt with the US while the threat of bombs remains in the Caribbean Sea with more than 12 warships that no one has reported having withdrawn.

The ridiculous accusations regarding the Tren de Aragua and the Cartel of the Suns are now a thing of the past. The Department of Justice formalized the removal of the reference to the Cartel of the Suns as a criminal group in the indictment against Maduro. The president remains a prisoner, in an unprecedented legal situation, accused without evidence and held hostage by a war that was stoically avoided.

In the midst of this situation, one of the most relevant aspects of the political analysis emerges: Donald Trump, contrary to everything that is said about him, has become the first US president to recognize the political, economic, social, and territorial significance of Chavismo in Venezuela.

Beyond this show of force, he has dismissed the delusional notion of a right-wing power option, legitimizing the idea that those who can guarantee order in Venezuela are the political heirs of Hugo Chávez. No one has ever put it more clearly: no one respects right-wing leaders. The world's geopolitical dynamics are shifting into unimaginable scenarios.