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A country can survive a coup attempt or survive sanctions, but what happens when a catastrophic earthquake hits at the exact moment state capacity is at its weakest? We sit down with journalist Anya Parampil to trace how Venezuela’s double earthquake turns into a high-stakes geopolitical opening, where recovery needs collide with sovereignty, foreign influence, and the scramble to control what comes next.

The US will weaponize human rights when it’s convenient for them and ignore it when it’s not.