Liberar a Venezuela sí, pero el petróleo es del país, dice a Trump la diáspora en Miami
La diáspora venezolana en Miami respalda la presión de Estados Unidos para propiciar un cambio político en Venezuela, pero marca una línea roja frente a la retórica del presidente Donald Trump sobre “recuperar” petróleo, tierras o activos, al advertir que la soberanía del país no es negociable
TL;DR
- The Venezuelan diaspora in Miami supports U.S. pressure to foster political change in Venezuela.
- There is strong opposition to rhetoric suggesting the U.S. would "recover" Venezuelan oil, land, or assets.
- Venezuelan sovereignty is considered non-negotiable by the diaspora.
- The shift in President Trump's rhetoric from combating drug trafficking to discussing resource recovery has caused concern.
- Some fear that U.S. intervention could lead to civilian casualties.
- Legal and geopolitical analysts suggest that interpretations of the U.S. wanting Venezuelan territory are erroneous.
- The diaspora and opposition support "surgical operations" rather than a physical troop presence.