No to US military action in Venezuela

Published September 27, 2018 2:42pm ET



Some commentators are agitating for U.S.-led regime change in Venezuela. That would be a grave mistake.

Absent a serious threat to the U.S., or a regional alliance that sees Latin American nations taking the lead, the U.S. should avoid military action to depose Nicolas Maduro’s Venezuelan regime. In the case of genocidal concerns or a regional alliance-based intervention, the U.S. should seek congressional authorization before any action.

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