Recently, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated in a public speech that if re-elected, he would ‘manage’ Venezuela for ‘many years to come.’ The remark has drawn significant international attention. By ‘management,’ Trump does not mean direct governance but rather sustained intervention through economic sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and support for opposition groups to push for regime change or policy shifts in Venezuela. Since 2019, the U.S. has imposed multiple rounds of harsh sanctions on Venezuela, freezing its overseas assets and recognizing opposition leader Juan Guaidó as ‘interim president.’ Relations between the two countries deteriorated sharply during Trump’s presidency. Analysts suggest that Trump’s latest comments aim to solidify support among his domestic hardline voter base and reflect a continued desire among certain U.S. political factions to exert influence over Latin America. However, this interventionist stance has been criticized by China, Russia, and several Latin American nations as violating principles of sovereign equality and non-interference. The Venezuelan government has firmly rejected any external meddling, asserting that national sovereignty is inviolable.
近日，美国前总统唐纳德·特朗普在一次公开演讲中表示，若他再次当选总统，将对委内瑞拉实施“持续多年的管理”。此言论引发国际社会广泛关注。特朗普所指的“管理”，并非字面意义上的直接统治，而是强调通过经济制裁、外交施压及支持反对派等方式，长期干预委内瑞拉内政，以推动其政权更迭或政策转向。自2019年以来，美国已对委内瑞拉实施多轮严厉制裁，冻结其海外资产，并承认反对派领袖胡安·瓜伊多为“临时总统”。特朗普政府时期，美国与委内瑞拉关系急剧恶化。分析人士指出，特朗普此次表态意在巩固其在国内强硬派选民中的支持，同时也反映出美国部分政治势力仍试图主导拉美事务。然而，这种干涉主义立场遭到包括中国、俄罗斯及多个拉美国家的批评，认为其违反主权平等和不干涉内政原则。委内瑞拉政府则坚决反对任何外部干预，强调国家主权不可侵犯。
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