Opening ‘Pandora’s box’: What happens if the US attacks Venezuela?
Experts warn a US strike on Venezuela could trigger instability rather than a peaceful transition.

Experts warn a US strike on Venezuela could trigger instability rather than a peaceful transition.


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Adolfo Franco talks about the threat of US military action against Venezuela and what he thinks is the desired outcome.

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“ There’s no indication that Maduro is ready to leave power and to resign.”