If I was Maduro, I'd head to Russia or China right now >> because >> his days are are numbered. Something's going to happen. Whether it's internal or external, I think something's going to happen.>> The firepower that's off the coast, right. This is an armada. This is a lot of US forces.Are we about to invade Venezuela. >> I don't think so. I mean, I I if we do, uh, I'd be surprised.>> Earlier this month, President Trump announced he approved covert CIA operations inside Venezuela. What do you think removin ...

After months of negotiations, Maduro agreed to do an interview with us. Maduro's ministers chose the time and place, the ballroom of a busy hotel in Caracus. But minutes before the interview was finally set to begin, it was called off.We were told the president's minister of defense and head of intelligence said it was no longer safe to do the interview. >> Maduro has been defiant for months despite the bounty on his head. openly challenging the US and its accusations against him in front of crowds of suppo ...

This is a very bad actor sitting on top of the world's largest known reserves of oil plus the critical minerals that will fuel the 21st century economy and he's in bed with our strategic competitors >> and how has he been able to cling to power for as long as he has. >> I mean, let's let's be very clear. Uh this is a criminal organization masquerading as a government.This is an individual who is under indictment for narcotics trafficking. uh commits human rights violations. ...

The weight of uncertainty and the rumble of armored vehicles can be felt throughout the country. >> An estimated 125,000 members of Venezuela's military have mobilized. >> While we were there, the government was holding emergency drills and urging civilians to prepare for combat.It's all a bit of theater and a response to this. Since September, the US military has blown up at least 10 vessels, killing more than three dozen alleged drug smugglers, most of them off the coast of Venezuela. >> What I can say is ...

A patchwork of stacked cinderblock homes cling to the hillsides of Caracus. Instability isn't just an architectural feature in Venezuela. It's a way of life.We saw it at a busy market. There was heated haggling over prices and anxious whispers about the American ships off the coast. >> Are you afraid of the Americans or are you afraid about speaking about it.See talking about it. Okay, I understand. One feels nervous and anxious.He said, "We don't want anything to happen." >> This woman chimed in, "The Vene ...

Over the past few weeks, the long frosty relationship between the US and Venezuela reached a boiling point. The United States launched a series of strikes against vessels alleged to be carrying drugs, calling it a counter narcotics mission. But the growing military buildup of American forces in the region suggests there may be another target.President Nicholas Maduro, the Venezuelan dictator who's been in America's crosshairs for years. This summer, the US Justice Department announced a $50 million reward f ...

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60 minutes overtime. Our story this week is about the relationship between US and Venezuela in this moment. And we had the rare opportunity to go inside Venezuela and hear from people about the threat of invasion or change in their country.Sientes que algo va a pasar. Ah, bueno, uno se pone nervioso, uno se pone desesperado, no queremos que pase nada. September, military struanotics anduelan drugs through the so you get to see that.But we're going to stop them by land. Also, there is a tremendous amount of ...