Ernesto Castaneda, director of the Center for Latin American & Latino Studies at American University, discusses the motivations behind some members of US President Donald Trump’s cabinet advocating for a potential war with Venezuela. Castaneda highlights the geopolitical and economic interests at play, as well as the influence of certain individuals within the administration. The push for military intervention in Venezuela is seen as a way to address the ongoing political crisis in the country, but also raises concerns about the potential consequences and impact on the region. Castaneda’s insights shed light on the complexities and implications of such a controversial policy approach.
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