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US arms buildup tension has economic repercussions for consumers, affecting inflation, credit, and trade agreements like the T-MEC.
Several Latin American countries and Spain reject military actions in Venezuela, calling for regional unity and a peaceful, Venezuelan-led resolution to the crisis.
Following a hypothetical U.S. military intervention, the world's focus shifts to Venezuela's immense natural resources, particularly its vast oil, gas, and gold reserves, amidst questions of productivity.
Escalating US-Venezuela tensions after Trump's oil blockade and Maduro's piracy claims, prompting Mexican President Sheinbaum to urge UN intervention.
The crisis in Venezuela intensifies in 2025, as the inauguration of the President-elect of Venezuela, Edmundo González Urrutia, is scheduled to take place this January 10.
