台海观澜 | 美国捉拿马杜罗，专家示警赖清德

Group 1 - The article discusses the implications of the U.S. operation to capture Venezuelan President Maduro and its potential influence on China's approach towards Taiwan [1][2] - Experts express concerns that China's military might adopt similar tactics as the U.S. in dealing with Taiwan's leadership, particularly if "Taiwan independence" forces escalate their actions [3][4] - The legal framework for punishing "Taiwan independence" advocates has been established, with ongoing judicial practices and announcements from Chinese authorities regarding investigations and actions against such individuals [5][6] Group 2 - There are misconceptions among "Taiwan independence" advocates regarding their safety, believing that staying away from mainland China or not being on a specific list protects them from repercussions [4] - The article outlines two potential paths for addressing Taiwan's leader Lai Ching-te: personal accountability for his actions or broader measures against the Taiwan Strait situation, with Lai being a primary target [5][6] - The specific measures that might be taken by China, including whether to emulate the U.S. approach, remain uncertain and difficult to predict [6]