With the new Trump administration officially kicking off, millions of Venezuelans in the U.S. and abroad are waiting to see the approach the new president takes toward the South American country. But as some hawks hope for a tougher approach from the new American administration, experts believe there may not be many realistic roads for the U.S. to directly generate a path toward a democratic Venezuela.
Donald Trump's stance on Venezuela ahead of his second term has been somewhat unpredictable. For one, the new president hasn't sounded too enthusiastic about getting involved in the country, saying last month "we don't have to buy energy from Venezuela when we have 50 times more than they do."
