Venezuelan Vice President: Cooperation with the U.S. May Help Ease Tensions
Rodríguez of Venezuela is widely regarded as the most powerful figure in the country after Maduro. In a public address on Saturday, she delivered a mixed message.She called for President Maduro’s return, but at the same time suggested that Venezuela could still maintain a “mutually respectful relationship” with the United States. If she is able to consolidate her power and the two sides can cooperate, this might even pave the way for a thaw in relations with the U.S. Donald Trump He warned that if such cooperation fails to materialize, the U.S. may launch a new wave of attacks. He said, “All political and military figures in Venezuela should understand that if they do not ‘treat the Venezuelan people fairly,’ what happened to Maduro could happen to them as well—it is only a matter of time.”
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