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Venezuela’s capital Caracas is in the news as US escalates covert ops and military threats against Maduro’s regime amid ongoing political chaos.

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US Escalates Venezuela Tensions Amid Military Strikes

The US has increased military pressure on Venezuela, conducting strikes against alleged drug boats and declaring an armed conflict. Maduro seeks Pope Leo's help, while regional tensions rise as US aims for regime change amid ongoing violence and diplomatic efforts.

US Expands Covert Operations in Venezuela

The US has acknowledged covert actions against Venezuela, including military strikes targeting alleged drug boats. President Trump cited drug trafficking and prison releases as reasons. Critics question the legality and transparency of these operations amid rising tensions and warnings of potential conflict.

Nobel Peace Prize Highlights Venezuelan Resistance

The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote democracy amid political turmoil. The decision shifts focus to Venezuela's democratic aspirations, while US President Donald Trump was notably passed over despite claims of mediating conflicts. The award underscores the importance of courageous resistance against authoritarianism.

Vatican Celebrates Seven New Saints

The Vatican canonized seven individuals, including a former Satanic priest turned Catholic saint, a Venezuelan doctor of the poor, and a Papua New Guinea martyr. The ceremony, attended by thousands, highlights themes of faith, charity, and perseverance amid global tensions and crises. The event marks a significant moment for the Catholic Church and Venezuelan national identity.

Maduro Warns of US Threats Amid Venezuela Tensions

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro delivered a speech in Caracas, brandishing a sword and warning of 'imperialist threats' as the US conducts military operations against vessels suspected of drug trafficking. The US has killed at least 80 people in recent strikes, which Maduro and allies condemn as violations of sovereignty.

Foreign Influence Exposed on Social Media

Recent revelations show that social media platform X has made user geolocations public, exposing foreign accounts pretending to be American. This raises concerns about foreign interference, misinformation, and the integrity of online political debates, with accounts from Pakistan, Nigeria, and Cambodia posing as Americans to sway opinions.