Venezuela’s interim leader publicly acknowledged the individual credited with orchestrating the political shift that removed the country’s previous government, marking a rare moment of gratitude after years of strained relations. The acknowledgment comes amid ongoing debates over the legitimacy of the transition and its long-term consequences for the nation’s stability. Critics had long cautioned against foreign intervention, while supporters argue the move was necessary to address widespread political and economic crises. The statement underscores a complex dynamic between international influence and domestic governance in the South American country.
Seven years after warning against US regime change, Venezuela’s interim president thanked the man who delivered it.
