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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
The Venezuelan Crisis: What the United States and the Region Can Do, by Gustavo Coronel
Venezuela is a failed state. A humanitarian crisis already exists there
and is at imminent risk of becoming a major regional tragedy. For
several years, the Venezuelan political, economic, and social situation
has been deteriorating under the essentially passive eyes of the United
States and most of the Latin American states. Such passivity has served
to intensify a crisis that can no longer be ignored. Further delay in
regional action to restore democracy and political and social stability
in Venezuela would represent an act of collective irresponsibility. This
article describes how Venezuela ended up as a failed state and analyzes
the potential role the United States and the rest of the countries in
the region can play in restoring democracy and stability to the country.
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