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A agressão dos Estados Unidos contra a Venezuela é um ato bárbaro, inaceitável e violento. O bomb...

By Jones Manoel - YouTube: Farol Brasil

Posted January 3, 2026

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About the Creator

Jones Manoel is a Brazilian political commentator and content creator associated with the YouTube channel Farol Brasil. He is known for left-wing political analysis and commentary on international affairs, particularly focusing on US foreign policy and its impact on Latin America. His content style is activist-oriented and critical of what he characterizes as imperialism.

What's This About?

This post criticizes the United States military strikes against Venezuela launched on January 3, 2026, under Operation Absolute Resolve, which resulted in the capture and removal of President Nicolás Maduro. The creator frames the military action as an act of imperialism and regime change, expressing concern about the precedent it sets for other Latin American nations like Brazil. The post condemns what it describes as civilian casualties and characterizes the operation as evidence of violent US foreign policy in the region.

🔥Why It's Trending

This content is trending immediately following the January 3, 2026 US military strikes on Venezuela, which represent a major escalation in US-Venezuela relations and have generated significant international controversy. The post capitalizes on heightened global attention to the operation and resonates with audiences skeptical of US military interventionism in Latin America, particularly among Spanish-language social media users and left-wing political communities.

💡Fun Facts

1Operation Absolute Resolve lasted only 30 minutes, with strikes targeting military installations including Fort Tiuna, Miranda Airbase, La Guaira port, and antennas at Cerro El Volcán[1]
2US President Donald Trump approved the operation around 11 PM on January 2, 2026, following months of military planning and preparation[1]
3The United States secured access to Trinidad and Tobago's airports in advance of the operation to facilitate military operations[1]
4Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez demanded 'proof of life' for Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores after their capture was announced[1]
5Multiple international officials and countries have questioned the legal justification for the military strikes[1]