Argentina’s Milei Stands Up to Venezeula’s Strongman, but Where’s Biden?

The Argentinian embassy at Caracas is surrounded by President Maduro’s enforcers, who are seeking to prosecute six opposition figures inside. So far, Milei is practically the hemisphere’s only leader to seriously push back against the Caracas regime.

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Venezuela's president, Nicolas Maduro, delivers his annual address at the National Assembly at Caracas, Venezuela. AP/Ariana Cubillos

Will America join President Milei of Argentina in siding with six activists who are under siege at Caracas? As Venezuela’s sham election nears, the Argentine populist is practically the hemisphere’s only leader to seriously push back against the Caracas strongman, President Maduro. 

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