I'm really worried about where this is all going 
. I mean, we're talking about a situation that involves international relations, sanctions, and now oil sales - it feels like a game of global geopolitics. On one hand, I get why Delcy Rodríguez took matters into her own hands; she's clearly determined to lead the country in a direction that benefits Venezuela, even if it means going against Maduro.
But at the same time, I don't think it's right for Trump to be personally controlling the oil sales. It just feels like more chaos and instability. And what about the long-term consequences? We're already seeing rising tensions with other countries and potential humanitarian crises - all because of our actions in Venezuela?
I wish someone could take a step back and try to find some common ground here
. Maybe we can work together with Rodríguez and Maduro (if he's still alive) to find a peaceful solution that benefits everyone involved. I just hope it doesn't end in disaster 
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. I mean, we're talking about a situation that involves international relations, sanctions, and now oil sales - it feels like a game of global geopolitics. On one hand, I get why Delcy Rodríguez took matters into her own hands; she's clearly determined to lead the country in a direction that benefits Venezuela, even if it means going against Maduro.But at the same time, I don't think it's right for Trump to be personally controlling the oil sales. It just feels like more chaos and instability. And what about the long-term consequences? We're already seeing rising tensions with other countries and potential humanitarian crises - all because of our actions in Venezuela?
I wish someone could take a step back and try to find some common ground here
. Maybe we can work together with Rodríguez and Maduro (if he's still alive) to find a peaceful solution that benefits everyone involved. I just hope it doesn't end in disaster .
u guys need to get ur info straight... Maduro wasn't even a real president anymore lol. He was always just some puppet for his party. So when Delcy Rodríguez took over, it was more like a change of the same old crew 
. It's gonna be interesting to see how this all plays out, but I'm skeptical about the whole "american humiliation" thing... it feels like just another example of the US trying to impose its will on others 
and what's with trump's sudden interest in venezuela's oil? sounds like a way for him to line his own pockets... not exactly the kind of diplomacy we'd expect from a superpower 
anyway, can someone provide some actual evidence or sources on this claim?