A group of high-ranking Senate Republicans have expressed their fervent disapproval of President Biden's approach towards the Venezuelan issue. At the forefront of this movement is Sen. Dan Sullivan from Alaska. They have called upon our president to stand firm against the tyranny of the Venezuelan regime and to refrain from providing any relief from oil sanctions. This stance comes in light of the Venezuelan government's continued oppressive actions against dissension, a decidedly undemocratic and authoritarian approach.

The seven-member team led by Sen. Sullivan wrote to the president on Friday, employing strong words of contradiction to the proposed General License 44. Their intent is to prevent the renewal of the license due later this week. They are adamant that Venezuela has failed to uphold the preconditions tied to fair electoral practices, which were part of the initial deal when the six-month license was issued by the Biden administration the previous year.

These Senators took a strong stance against the miss-handling of authoritarian regimes. With historical evidence showing that the policy of appeasement does little good, they have passionately urged the president to reinstate all U.S. sanctions on Nicolás Maduro's regime. They believe that the U.S should not renounce its leverage by relaxing these sanctions since Venezuelan authorities are neglecting their responsibilities.

The implications of the U.S dropping the ball on protecting democratic values in Venezuela has wider ramifications, the senators argue. If America fails to enforce the realization of free and fair elections in Venezuela, it serves to embolden other authoritarian leaders around the world, specifically referencing nations like China, Iran, and Russia, posing a global challenge.

A group of high-ranking Senate Republicans have expressed their fervent disapproval of President Biden's approach towards the Venezuelan issue. At the forefront of this movement is Sen. Dan Sullivan from Alaska. They have called upon our president to stand firm against the tyranny of the Venezuelan regime and to refrain from providing any relief from oil sanctions. This stance comes in light of the Venezuelan government's continued oppressive actions against dissension, a decidedly undemocratic and authoritarian approach.
The seven-member team led by Sen. Sullivan wrote to the president on Friday, employing strong words of contradiction to the proposed General License 44. Their intent is to prevent the renewal of the license due later this week. They are adamant that Venezuela has failed to uphold the preconditions tied to fair electoral practices, which were part of the initial deal when the six-month license was issued by the Biden administration the previous year.
These Senators took a strong stance against the miss-handling of authoritarian regimes. With historical evidence showing that the policy of appeasement does little good, they have passionately urged the president to reinstate all U.S. sanctions on Nicolás Maduro's regime. They believe that the U.S should not renounce its leverage by relaxing these sanctions since Venezuelan authorities are neglecting their responsibilities.
The implications of the U.S dropping the ball on protecting democratic values in Venezuela has wider ramifications, the senators argue. If America fails to enforce the realization of free and fair elections in Venezuela, it serves to embolden other authoritarian leaders around the world, specifically referencing nations like China, Iran, and Russia, posing a global challenge.

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