Venezuela Faces a 'Decade or Generation' of Recovery, CFR's Haass Says

The video discusses the EU's divided approach to Venezuela, highlighting its implications on global politics. It explores the long-term recovery challenges Venezuela faces, including rebuilding its oil industry and society. The Monroe Doctrine's relevance in current geopolitics is examined, with a focus on the roles of Russia, China, and the US. The military's influence in Venezuela's political future is analyzed, emphasizing the need for international support. Finally, the potential involvement of the World Bank and IMF in Venezuela's recovery is considered, contingent on a post-Maduro scenario.

What is the main concern regarding the EU's approach to Venezuela?

• The EU's focus on humanitarian aid only

• The EU's financial support to Maduro

• The EU's excessive involvement in military actions

• The EU's inability to agree on a clear stance

What is considered crucial for Venezuela's long-term recovery?

• Rapid industrialization without external help

• Complete isolation from international affairs

• Massive regional and international assistance

• Immediate military intervention

What role might the EU play in Venezuela's recovery?

• Imposing strict sanctions

• Providing large-scale resources

• Leading military operations

• Mediating peace talks

What is the United States' strategy regarding Venezuela according to the discussion?

• Complete withdrawal from the region

• Direct military intervention

• Imposing economic sanctions only

• Leading from behind and supporting local countries

What is the key challenge in persuading the Venezuelan military to change their support?

• Offering them political positions

• Threatening them with international sanctions

• Ensuring their legal safety and future prospects

• Providing them with financial incentives