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Mexico Looks the Other Way Amid Venezuelan Crisis

Mexico has intervened in neighboring conflicts for national security reasons several times over the last half century.

Venezuelan citizens took to the streets on Thursday January 9th to defend Edmundo Gonzalez’s electoral victory of July 28, 2024.

María Corina reappeared in Caracas surrounded by hundreds of supporters after remaining in hiding since August 28, 2024.

Maduro activates a new umbrella body combining political power, the armed forces and police to squash any opposition to his rule.

Today’s featured artist is singer and composer Ederaldo Gentil from Brazil with the song “O Ouro e a Madeira” recorded on TV Cultura in 1974.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Office declares Maduro’s reelection as president of Venezuela totally illegitimate.

Biden emphasized that the world felt “inspired” by the millions of Venezuelans who “bravely” voted for “democratic change.”

These types of politicians are endearing, not because their voters expect significant changes in their lives, but to punish the establishment.

Juliet, a 29-year-old nurse, said the trip to Uruguay cost less than $2,000 and without the mistreatment of the northern route to the USA.

Today’s featured artist is jazz singer Magos Herrera from Mexico with the song “Aire” recorded in New York in 2023.