The United States' Aspirations for Venezuela's Oil
This episode of The Daily from The New York Times examines President Trump’s justification for intervening in Venezuela, centered on reclaiming control of the country’s vast oil reserves. Host Natalie Kittrowev interviews Anatoly Kermenayev, a former Latin America correspondent and e
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