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Le Venezuela est-il devenu une colonie des Etats-Unis ?

16 October 2026 at 19:58
Un troisième cycle de pourparlers a débuté hier mercredi à Caracas entre le gouvernement intérimaire du Venezuela et l’opposition. L’information a été annoncée par un responsable du département d’Etat américain. Car depuis le 3 janvier et l’enlèvement du Président Nicolas Maduro, le Venezuela se trouve sous tutelle américaine. Et Washington en profite, comme l’illustre un récent accord permettant aux Etats-Unis de capter plus de 20% des réserves pétrolières du pays.   Quelle est la situation politique et économique du Venezuela aujourd’hui ? Jusqu’où s’exerce l’influence des Etats-Unis ? Quelles perspectives ?

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© Photograph: Nick Carey/Reuters

© Photograph: Nick Carey/Reuters

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