Trump's administration pushes for the release of Argentine gendarme Gallo

The Government of Donald Trump demonstrated both its political determination and operational capacity by achieving the release of five opposition leaders to Nicolás Maduro's regime, who had been sheltered in the Argentine embassy in Venezuela. The rescue of Magallí Meda, Claudia Macero, Omar González, Pedro Urruchurtu, and Humberto Villalobos was a meticulously planned operation. It included a carefully coordinated transfer from Caracas to a Caribbean coast, followed by a sea journey to an island popularized by the Beach Boys and, finally, a short flight to Miami. The so-called "Operation Guacamaya," which enabled the departure of these Venezuelan opposition figures, was driven by Marco Rubio, the current United States Secretary of State. This initiative was joined by Chris Landau, the department's deputy secretary, and Mauricio Claver Carone, a special delegate of President Donald Trump for Latin American affairs. It was no coincidence that Rubio, Landau, and Claver Carone acted together. They share an emotional and political bond with Latin America, as well as a deep understanding of the reality under the Venezuelan regime.

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