Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is in a bind as the US ups the pressure.
He advanced the Christmas season to October, while his security forces probed his top officials to root out traitors interested in the $50 million bounty for his arrest.
Mobilized all Bolivarian militias and enacted drills; talked hard, defiantly, and sought foreign allies.
Tried to negotiate with Richard Grennell until US President Donald J. Trump shut down all diplomacy.
Now, he seems a bit desperate, as he makes an appeal to the native south American tribes to unite.
Latin Times reported:
“Venezuela’s authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro has called on Indigenous peoples across South America to organize ‘brigades’ ready to defend the country against what he described as a growing threat from the United States.
Speaking Sunday during a ceremony marking the Day of Indigenous Resistance, which replaced Columbus Day, Maduro urged unity among what he called ‘the popular, military, and police forces’ to protect national sovereignty amid heightened tensions with Washington.”
President Nicolás Maduro joined the Venezuelan people today in the “March in Defense of Peace and Sovereignty” commemorating Indigenous Resistance Day. pic.twitter.com/oPUeVVHE8x
— Venezuelanalysis (@venanalysis) October 12, 2025
El presidente @NicolasMaduro extiende un saludo especial a todos los pueblos #Indígenas de nuestra América, desde México hasta la Patagonia. Ellos, allá, con su supremacismo fracasado, y nosotros, acá, con nuestra #Resistencia victoriosa, avanzando en el mestizaje profundo de… pic.twitter.com/6fN1YFKl8F
— zon Fari (@fari_zon) October 13, 2025
“’The order is given: to win peace and exercise permanent sovereignty in our territory and seas’, Maduro said at the National Pantheon in Caracas, where he was joined by delegations of Indigenous communities. Wearing a colorful feathered headdress, he declared: ‘we are an indestructible people, preparing to win peace — peace with freedom, sovereignty, and independence’.
The Venezuelan leader claimed to have received letters from Indigenous groups across Latin America offering to ‘fight’ alongside Venezuela should the U.S. launch a military offensive. ‘If you want peace, prepare to win peace with unity’, he said. Maduro ordered the expansion of Indigenous militia structures across the country, saying they were ‘ready to fight for the Republic’.
[…] The speech also followed the announcement that opposition leader María Corina Machado had been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, a development that angered Maduro and his allies. Referring to her as a “demonic witch,” he denounced what he called ‘a tiny minority filled with hatred that calls for an invasion of Venezuela’.”
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