Despite a string of U.S. naval strikes and CIA authorizations inside Venezuela, no public confirmation has been made that the U.S. formally decided to remove Nicolás Maduro from power. The pattern suggests escalating covert pressure—but official denials leave the line between regime change and counter-narcotics blurred.
The Regime Change Question: Has Washington Crossed the Line in Venezuela?
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