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sexy_balloon•

He who lives in a glass house should not throw stones...

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ellowotdoweaverethen•

Yeah imagine if your country was plagued by anti-presidential protests, where people were killed in the riots and having a record low approval rating...

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ballthyrm•

AFAIK the Euro didn't depreciate 1 million percent . French people aren't starving, and Macron doesn't have a record low approval rating (it's actually picking up ATM).

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enigma1235•

And he's far from the least popular president. He's not even the least popular in the last 15 years.

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MastaBaba•

For the US to support a middling opposition politician with a history of violence in order to take a shot at this country's oil reserves is one thing. And, for the right-leaning governments of Latin America to support a republican-run US is another. But I am surprised by Europe's eagerness to underwrite the United States in pushing for non-constitutional regime change in a country that, it seemed, was off the European radar.

(Just in case; Maduro has presided over a failing country, not in the least because of his doing. But, not agreeing with the US view on Venezuela does not mean agreeing with Maduro.)

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