Maduro’s Capture Marks a New Phase for Venezuela

American forces have captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, eliciting joy among Venezuelans, particularly those with personal ties to the regime’s oppression. The author, a former activist who fled to the U.S. for political asylum, reflects on the fragile state of the country, where Maduro’s regime still holds power despite his arrest. With potential for internal conflict within the regime, the situation remains uncertain, but the capture signifies a significant shift in Venezuela’s political landscape. The author emphasizes the importance of President Trump’s actions while highlighting the ongoing risks faced by those celebrating in Venezuela.

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