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I'm John Dascher, the New World Report, with Professor Abenalis. He is in Lima, Peru, on the road,

but we look to Venezuela. Professor, the last week has not resolved in any extent the challenge of the illegitimate President Maduro to his own people, Venezuela, but also to the United States.

All I have is that the flotilla that we've documented the last weeks is still at sea.

It's very powerful.

It has an air element that is overwhelming in addition to the

possibilities of landing Marines. However, I'm told that there is a variety of intervention

that would be much more attractive, which is to allow the then as wellan authorities to turn Maduro over to law enforcement

as the head of a drug cartel that's led to the death of many people. That would be a peaceful

end to a conflict that has cost a great deal of the people of Venezuela. Is it a possibility,

or am I being utopian?

It's a remote possibility, John, depending on who wants to negotiate with the United States in pursuit of their own self-interest and anticipation that the United States could do something

more direct. What I see happening right now with the determination of President Trump's government

to not allow to continue something that I think was part of the legacy of the Dudo's

continuation, one of the things that was unfinished business during his first presidency.

But now what you see is with that very powerful, you know, theotilla, the Magtaft, the Marine Air to Ground Task Force, they're deployed.

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