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Angelo D'Orsi, a scholar from the University of Turin and a radical left ideologue, discusses the Venezuelan diaspora, presenting often provocative views that stir debate.

The article narrates the stories of 11 Venezuelans who have fled their country due to political repression and economic hardship, with around eight million citizens living abroad.

The article discusses the implications of the Venezuelan diaspora, suggesting that the movement of eight million wealthy, supposedly 'fascist' Venezuelans abroad has contributed to the country's decline.

While the Venezuelan diaspora in the USA celebrates the capture of Nicolás Maduro, the situation in the country is extremely tense and marked by a new wave of political repression following a U.S. military intervention.

The Venezuelan diaspora in France expresses hope and relief following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, whom they refer to as a 'dictator', reflecting on their uncertain future amid intertwined political, economic, and democratic challenges.

The Venezuelan diaspora gathered in Madrid for a second consecutive day to support the opposition and express their backing for actions against President Nicolás Maduro.

In Germany, exiled Venezuelans express mixed feelings about the downfall of Nicolás Maduro, with some celebrating while others criticize U.S. actions, as discussed in an interview with Luisa Ramirez, a coordinator of the Venezuelan diaspora.

The Venezuelan diaspora is congregating in Madrid after the announcement of Nicolás Maduro's arrest by the United States, with many celebrating the potential fall of his regime.