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The fate of the Venezuelan people is now Trump's, and America's, responsibility | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Critics say Trump-era sanctions and policies worsened Venezuela's economic decline and humanitarian crisis, intensifying political instability and hardships for millions, analysts report.
- Critics argue Trump administration policies worsened Venezuela's crisis outcomes, framing U.S. external responsibility against Venezuelan government accountability.
- Analysts note the Trump administration enacted economic sanctions, financial measures and diplomatic pressure aimed at Venezuela during its period.
- Observers and humanitarian monitors report civilians faced shortages, economic decline and humanitarian problems, while media outlets and editorial writers documented these impacts in opinion pieces.
- U.S.–Venezuela ties weakened as the measures affected relations and prompted regional humanitarian concerns, and critics say these outcomes reshaped political debates on accountability and policy responses.
- The broader debate suggests the responsibility dispute carries implications for future U.S. policy and regional diplomacy, sustaining calls from relief and accountability advocates.
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The fate of the Venezuelan people is now Trump's, and America's, responsibility | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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