Diplomacy Under Siege

by admin in Venezuela Analysis
In spite of the silence of corporate media, the Embassy Protection Collective in Washington DC managed to shed light on yet another strategy of attack from United States, the Venezuelan opposition, and international right wing allies, against Venezuela’s sovereignty, with no regard for international law. Tatuy TV explores the long history of attacks against Venezuelan diplomatic centers since the beginning of the Bolivarian Revolution and how recent acts of solidarity and resistance may just change the course of history.

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