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Why US interference in Venezuelan elections failed AGAIN w/ Alan MacLeod

On today’s State of Play, military veteran turned antiwar activist Greg Stoker is joined by MintPress investigative journalist and senior staff writer Alan MacLeod who just returned from observing the presidential elections in Venezuela to talk about Nicolas Maduro’s win and the US interfering in Venezuela’s elections.

After a typically contentious election, the overthrow of the Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro by Washington and its funded opposition appears nowhere in sight. Now that the electoral audit is in the hands of the Supreme Court, it appears the Biden Administration is softening its language regarding the recognition of Edmundo Gonzales as the winner of the July 28th election.

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Alan MacLeod is a staff writer at Mint Press News and a contributor to Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, The Canary, The Guardian and others. His latest book is “Propaganda in the Information Age: Still Manufacturing Consent”. A member of the Glasgow University Media Group, he completed his PhD there in 2017.

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