Despite wanting Maduro in prison, this Venezulean-Canadian professor isn't celebrating U.S. intervention | Unpublished
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Despite wanting Maduro in prison, this Venezulean-Canadian professor isn't celebrating U.S. intervention

January 8, 2026

McMaster University philosophy professor says the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro puts Venezuelans in a 'very dangerous' political situation, while another Venezuelan in Hamilton says she sees the move as a chance for positive change.



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