US Captures Venezuelan President Maduro; Trump Claims US Will 'Run' Venezuela
FOX 11 Los AngelesJanuary 5, 20268 min5,193 views
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- πΊπΈ President Donald Trump stated the U.S. will remain in Venezuela until a proper transition takes place, following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro.
- βοΈ Maduro and his wife have arrived in the United States to face multiple charges and are expected to appear in court soon.
- π£οΈ Trump's claim that the U.S. will 'run' Venezuela has sparked varied reactions.
Local Reactions in Los Angeles
- π Many local Venezuelans are celebrating Maduro's capture, viewing it as a moment of hope after decades of waiting.
- π Venezuelan-owned restaurants in LA have become gathering places for the community to celebrate and feel a sense of home.
- π Despite the celebrations, there is a prevailing sense of cautious optimism due to the uncertainty of future events.
Protests and Opposition
- β Dozens protested in downtown LA against the United States' actions, calling for an end to sanctions and military intervention.
- π’ Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement criticizing the administration's decision as reckless, risking chaos and entrenching the US in an unwanted conflict.
- π£οΈ Protesters argue the US actions are about dominating Latin America, not promoting democracy, and that President Trump is breaking the law.
Impact on Travel and Operations
- βοΈ Delta canceled flights and issued travel waivers due to FAA closures of Caribbean airspace following US military action in Venezuela.
- π The FAA also temporarily restricted airspace over Puerto Rico, citing security concerns.
- π§ Passengers at LAX faced major delays due to a ground stop caused by staffing issues, unrelated to weather.
Personal Perspectives on Venezuelan Politics
- πΆ A Los Angeles-based Venezuelan music executive expressed satisfaction with Maduro's capture, feeling he deserved it.
- π€ However, this individual was unhappy with how President Trump presented the US plan to 'run' Venezuela, believing it's not the right approach.
- π³οΈ There is a desire to see the legitimately elected leaders take office, referencing Edmundo Gonzalez's vote.
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ The executive highlighted their family's deep involvement in Venezuelan politics, with multiple relatives holding significant political positions.
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