Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro declared a state of emergency this week, alleging "U.S. aggression aimed at stealing our oil and minerals" during a televised address. The announcement follows escalating tensions as Caracas residents report heightened military activity and disrupted supply chains.
Journalist Jesús Rodríguez-Espinoza, reporting live for CGTN, described "chaotic scenes" in the capital, with protests erupting near government buildings. 🔴 BREAKING: Maduro claims foreign-backed groups are attempting to destabilize Venezuela’s economy, though he provided no direct evidence.
Analysts suggest the crisis could impact global oil markets, with Venezuela holding the world’s largest proven reserves. Meanwhile, social media trends show #HandsOffVenezuela gaining traction among youth activists worldwide 🌐✊.
This development comes as the UN Security Council prepares to convene an emergency session later this week. Stay tuned for updates.
