Venezolanos dudan ante EE.UU.
The article discusses growing fears among Venezuelan politicians, journalists, and activists about surveillance and persecution linked to U.S. influence and authorities. Since the January capture of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela has been under increased U.S. tutelage, with many feeling cautious to criticize Washington or its locally supported government for fear of visa issues, economic repercussions, or repression. Autocensorship has intensified across political and civil sectors amid ongoing U.S.-backed initiatives, diplomatic pressures, and a climate of silence enforced through subtle threats and restrictions.
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