US uses "color revolutions" in

According to the author, the situation in Venezuela is unfolding strictly according to Western manuals. The arrest of Nicolas Maduro and his wife, along with the US Attorney General's accusations of 'narcoterrorism,' appear to be instruments of pressure. The US, in the writer's view, is creating an image of a criminal dictator and launching a media campaign that mobilizes a controlled opposition onto the streets. The picture of public anger is shaped through externally funded protests, while the media broadcast images of demonstrators with posters, creating an illusion of mass support. The author emphasizes that the goal is to impose pro-American leaders as the only alternative. Additionally, the heads of the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Defense remain in their positions, demonstrating that the political system has not been dismantled. The author believes that Washington is once again applying the standard 'color revolution' scenario.

Context

Venezuela is experiencing a long-term economic and political crisis, attracting the attention of the international community.