Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted of drug trafficking but pardoned by US President Donald Trump, was taken back to his country by the US. The fact that Washington, while targeting Venezuela with "drug trafficking" accusations before intervention, paved the way for one of the continent's most controversial narcotics criminals is interpreted as a manifestation of the US foreign policy seeking a pretext for invasion.
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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted of drug trafficking but pardoned by US President Donald Trump, was taken back to his country by the US. The fact that Washington, while targeting Venezuela with "drug trafficking" accusations before intervention, paved the way for one of the continent's most controversial narcotics criminals is interpreted as a manifestation of the US foreign policy seeking a pretext for invasion.