Venezuela’s Maduro Splits South American Leaders
Led by the Brazilian president, older comrades are cheering on the Chavistas, while younger presidents sour on the Bolivarian revolution’s humanitarian horrors.
Perpetual misery in Venezuela is dividing South America’s leaders along generational lines as older comrades, led by President Lula da Silva of Brazil, cheer on the Chavistas, while younger presidents sour on the Bolivarian revolution’s humanitarian horrors.
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