VENEZUELA SKIES GO DARK ON TRUMP’S ORDERS! Airspace lockdown hits Maduro hard amid “relinquish power” threats – allies cheer, foes freak: Is this the spark for Latin chaos? ☁️💣

President Trump’s Caribbean chess game just went full checkmate. On November 29, he fired off a Truth Social missile: “To all Airlines, Pilots, Drug Dealers, and Human Traffickers,

please consider THE AIRSPACE ABOVE AND SURROUNDING VENEZUELA TO BE CLOSED IN ITS ENTIRETY.” No fanfare, no FAA fine print—just a unilateral lockdown that’s left Caracas

scrambling and the world blinking in disbelief. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil slammed it as a “colonialist threat” and “unjustified aggression,” vowing sovereignty while revoking

rights for six international airlines that had already fled the FAA’s peril warnings.

This isn’t random saber-rattling; it’s the crescendo of a four-month pressure cooker. Trump’s been stacking the deck: a naval armada off Venezuela’s coast, 21 lethal strikes on “narco-

terrorist” boats killing over 80, and designating Maduro’s inner circle—including the shadowy Cartel de los Soles—as a foreign terrorist organization. Last week, in a leaked phone call, Trump

reportedly issued an ultimatum: “You can save yourself and those closest to you, but you must leave the country now.” Safe passage for Maduro, his wife Cilia Flores, and son Nicolás “El Gordo” Maduro, but only if he resigns immediately. Maduro countered with demands for global amnesty and military control retention—talks stalled, but the squeeze tightened.

Allies like Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (now Secretary of State) cheer the “maximum pressure” echoing Trump’s first-term playbook, aimed at ousting the socialist strongman who allegedly rigged his 2024 re-election. Foes—from UN human rights watchdogs to Latin American leftists—freak over the spark: economic isolation could ignite refugee waves, proxy wars, or worse, a U.S. invasion pretext. Experts warn of “Latin chaos,” with migration spikes hitting the U.S. border Trump just sealed. Is this regime change or reckless brinkmanship? As U.S. carriers circle and CIA ops hum inside Caracas, one rogue tweet could light the fuse. Maduro’s digging in; Trump’s all-in. Buckle up, the hemisphere’s skies just got stormier.