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Critics of U.S. intervention overlook the fact that regional inaction allowed the crisis in Venezuela to escalate to a point of international concern.

While regional divisions contributed to Venezuela's crisis, it is essential to recognize the complex internal factors that also played a significant role.

Venezuela's plight serves as a warning; without a unified Latin American front, external powers will continue to exploit the region's weaknesses.

The U.S. intervention in Venezuela, fueled by regional divisions, has exacerbated the situation rather than providing a solution.

Latin America's failure to unite against Venezuela's crisis demonstrates the need for stronger regional cooperation to address political instability.