Venezuela’s Opposition Is Free to Speak, Not Free to Lead
Key Points — Nearly two months after the U.S. captured Maduro, Venezuela’s opposition parties are emerging from hiding — but find a society paralyzed by fear and a leadership scattered across exile, prison, and clandestinity. — The new amnesty law has freed over 3,200 people, yet excludes military prisoners, exiled leaders face legal obstacles to […]
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Key Points — Nearly two months after the U.S. captured Maduro, Venezuela’s opposition parties are emerging from hiding — but find a society paralyzed by fear and a leadership scattered across exile, prison, and clandestinity. — The new amnesty law has freed over 3,200 people, yet excludes military prisoners, exiled leaders face legal obstacles to […]
