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CARACAS — Russia and China have publicly reaffirmed their support for Venezuela’s government, pledging continued economic and diplomatic cooperation as the United States escalates pressure on President Nicolás Maduro’s administration.
In recent statements, senior officials from both Moscow and Beijing expressed solidarity with Venezuela, underscoring longstanding ties and commitments to mutual interests. The declarations come at a time when the United States, under former President Donald Trump’s direction, has intensified diplomatic and economic measures aimed at isolating Maduro’s government and urging political change in Caracas.
Representatives from Russia highlighted their country’s willingness to maintain investment, particularly in the energy sector, and to work with Venezuelan authorities on development projects. They framed their support as grounded in respect for Venezuela’s sovereignty and as a counterbalance to what they describe as external interference.
Chinese officials echoed similar themes, emphasizing economic cooperation and long-term partnerships. China has significant financial and commercial interests in Venezuela, including energy ventures and infrastructure agreements, and its support signals a desire to protect these engagements amid mounting geopolitical tensions.
The U.S. response to Venezuela’s leadership has included heightened sanctions and diplomatic pressure, aimed at compelling political reforms and curbing what Washington views as authoritarian practices. Trump’s approach has been forceful, with senior U.S. officials repeatedly calling for increased international pressure on Maduro and his allies.
Venezuelan government spokespeople welcomed the backing from Russia and China, characterizing it as a reaffirmation of international partnerships that they say affirm Venezuela’s right to determine its own political future. They portrayed the United States’ actions as unwarranted aggression that threatens regional stability.
Opposition figures within Venezuela criticized the foreign support for Maduro, arguing that continued backing from major powers undermines efforts to achieve democratic reforms and accountability. They called on the international community to strengthen pressure on the government and support humanitarian assistance for Venezuelans affected by economic crisis.
Analysts say the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Venezuela reflect broader competition among global powers for influence in Latin America. Russia and China’s support bolsters Maduro’s position internationally, while U.S. pressure seeks to isolate him and promote change.
As tensions persist, Venezuela remains a focal point in international diplomacy, with competing agendas from major world powers shaping the country’s political and economic landscape. The government’s ability to leverage support from allies like Russia and China may prove critical as U.S. pressure continues to mount.
Author: M.J
