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The capture of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro opened a rare moment of hope for a people long trapped under a regime that turned what was once South America’s richest country into a failed state. But while the despot is gone, the criminal enterprise that ruled through him remains firmly embedded in the country’s military, intelligence services, and …
By Bari WeissThe capture of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro opened a rare moment of hope for a people long trapped under a regime that turned what was once South America’s richest country into a failed state. But while the despot is gone, the criminal enterprise that ruled through him remains firmly embedded in the country’s military, intelligence services, and …