Former President Donald Trump has issued a warning to Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez, urging her to take appropriate actions or face severe consequences. Trump stated that Rodriguez would "pay a bigger price than Maduro" if she does not comply with his demands.
This statement comes amid ongoing tensions between the United States and the Venezuelan government, led by President Nicolás Maduro. The U.S. has previously criticized Maduro"s regime and has imposed sanctions in response to human rights violations and corruption.
For more context on the situation, recent developments indicate that the Trump administration has been involved in discussions regarding the Venezuelan political landscape, including the role of U.S. oil companies in the region. As previously reported, the Trump puppet Chavist government allows US oil giants in Venezuela.
The political climate in Venezuela continues to evolve, with various factions vying for power and influence. The Venezuelan Defense Minister has also recently demanded the release of President Maduro and the First Lady, highlighting the ongoing unrest within the country.
As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how Rodriguez will respond to Trump"s ultimatum and what implications this may have for U.S.-Venezuela relations.


