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Why Venezuela Faces a Pivotal Year Ahead
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February 10, 2025
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1:06Now PlayingAfter the Maduro regime falsely claimed victory in last year’s presidential elections, those hoping for a return to democracy in Venezuela have entered 2025 deeply frustrated. With parliamentary and local elections slated for April, USIP’s Keith Mines explores the pivotal decisions facing Venezuela’s opposition, the United States and the Maduro regime in the year ahead — as well as how those decisions will influence the country’s trajectory.
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