The podcast addresses the US operation in Venezuela, exploring its implications for the region and international sovereignty. It examines the reasons behind the US intervention, citing drug trafficking concerns, Venezuelan oil interests, and migration issues. The legality of the US move under international law is debated, contrasting it with US domestic laws. The discussion covers the potential control the US seeks to exert over Venezuela's interim leader, focusing on stopping drug flow, reclaiming oil interests, and clamping down on migration. The podcast further explores why Venezuela isn't rich despite its vast oil reserves, the destination of its oil exports, and the potential for US companies to re-enter the Venezuelan oil market. Finally, the conversation shifts to Greenland, addressing European concerns about potential US actions and the strategic importance of the territory.
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