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# Comprehensive Analysis Title: Rothschild & Co. Hired to Manage Venezuela's Economic 'Recovery' Under U.S.-Backed Regime - The People's Voice URL:

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Rothschild & Co. Hired to Manage Venezuela's Economic 'Recovery' Under U.S.-Backed Regime

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Collected: 2026-01-08 03:45:46 +0000 Analyzed: 2026-01-08 03:48:22 +0000 ## Overall takeaway Rothschild & Co.'s management of Venezuela's debt amid U.S. military intervention signals a shift towards U.S. control over the nation. ## Conceptual model - Rothschild's role indicates potential economic takeover. - U.S. military involvement suggests direct governance. - Maduro's capture reflects geopolitical tensions. - Debt management linked to political restructuring. - Globalist influence reshaping Venezuela's future. ## Next steps (optional) - Monitor developments in Venezuela's governance. - Analyze implications for U.S.-Latin America relations. - Explore potential responses from international communities. ## Short summary Rothschild & Co. has been hired by the Venezuelan government to manage external debt during an economic crisis, suggesting a possible shift towards financial and political control by U.S. forces. Concurrently, President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores have been captured by the U.S. military, further indicating direct U.S. involvement in Venezuela's governance. ## Comprehensive summary • The Venezuelan government has contracted Rothschild & Co. to manage the nation's external debt amid a severe economic crisis. • Rothschild's role goes beyond bookkeeping; they are developing a comprehensive plan for financial restructuring under globalist influence, suggesting a potential sovereign economic takeover. • Venezuela is burdened with significant debt, including sovereign bonds and PDVSA oil debts that have been in default for over six years. • Rothschild's involvement is viewed as a "Trojan Horse," indicating a pathway from financial control to eventual political control of Venezuela. • Concurrently, a U.S. military operation resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, who were flown to New York for federal charges. • Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would temporarily "run" Venezuela, overseeing both political and oil restructuring processes. • This development indicates that the U.S. is not merely advising on financial matters but is actively controlling Venezuela's energy resources, which are crucial for the country's economy. ## Entities - keyword: control, financial, political, venezuela, debt, economic, sovereign, rothschild, u.s., president - location: New York, U.S., Venezuela, Caracas, United States - organization: PDVSA - person: First Lady Cilia Flores, Rothschild, Epstein Tape Shows Will Smith, Nicolás Maduro, Hollywood Ritual, Donald Trump, Use Rothschild ## Related content 1. US War Department To Shift Focus From China To 'Threats' In Latin America | ZeroHedge Why: similarity 0.93 Summary: - • The US War Department is proposing a strategic shift from focusing on China to addressing perceived threats in Latin America and the Caribbean. - • This change is outlined in a draft of the latest National Defense Strategy, prioritizing domestic and regional missions over countering adversaries like Beijing and Moscow. - • The shift coincides with Trump’s executive order to rename the Department of Defense to "War Department" to better reflect its mission. - • This policy change may provoke backlash from both Republican and Democratic politicians who advocate for strong measures against China. - • A source familiar with the draft indicated that this transition represents a significant change for the US and its allies, raising doubts about longstanding commitments. - • Elbridge Colby, the War Department's policy chief, prepared the document, suggesting that the pivot toward the Western Hemisphere is already in progress. - • The War Department has deployed National Guard troops to support police in major cities and established a militarized zone at the southern border with Mexico. - • The policy shift could lead to the withdrawal of US troops from Europe and reductions in military aid to NATO allies, who now anticipate the departure of some of the 80,000 US troops stationed there. - • The shift is set against the backdrop of escalating tensions with Venezuela, where Trump authorized military action against Venezuelan warplanes deemed threatening. - • The US accuses Venezuela of being a source of drug trafficking, while Venezuelan President Maduro claims the US is attempting to destabilize his government. URL:

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## Pointed questions for discussion - What are the long-term implications of U.S. control in Venezuela? - How might this situation affect global perceptions of U.S. foreign policy? - What strategies could Venezuela employ to regain autonomy? ## Sentiment Score: -0.80 ## Provider OpenRouter / openai/gpt-4o-mini Shared via

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