Corporate Coup: The Failed Attempt to Overthrow Venezuela Democracy

by Anya Parampil

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Corporate Coup by Anya Parampil examines the attempted overthrow of Venezuela's government in 2019, highlighting the United States' role in recognizing Juan Guaidó as president. Despite legal recognition by the U.S. and support from fifty-four countries, the coup failed to change the actual governance in Venezuela, led by President Nicolás Maduro. The book provides an investigative narrative into the Chavista revolution, outlining the connections of Guaidó's regime to transnational show more corporations aiming to exploit Venezuela's resources. It reveals the U.S. foreign policy's shadowy nature and its consequences, including the looting of Venezuela's foreign reserves and the potential rise of a multipolar world. The book targets readers interested in international politics, U.S. foreign policy, and Latin American affairs. show less

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Politics and Government, History, Nonfiction, General Nonfiction
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987.0643History & geographyHistory of South AmericaVenezuela
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JZ1242 .P373Political ScienceInternational relationsInternational relations
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