The Maduro Crisis 'Is Self-Inflicted,' Says Chatham House's Niblett

The Maduro Crisis 'Is Self-Inflicted,' Says Chatham House's Niblett

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The transcript discusses the resilience of violent regimes, focusing on Venezuela's crisis under Maduro, with 3 million emigrating. It highlights the potential military dynamics and Russia's influence in the Caribbean, referencing the Monroe Doctrine. The discussion shifts to US-Russia relations, emphasizing the strategic balance of power and NATO expansion, aiming to inject doubt into the US administration's decisions.

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In what way does the speaker compare the current situation to past U.S. interventions, such as in Panama?

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What is the significance of NATO enlargement mentioned by the speaker?

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