The Trump administration has, according to news reports, “developed a range of options for military action in Venezuela”. Over the years the U.S. has intervened in Latin America many times, both overtly and covertly. At the next Café Inquiry Online we’ll take a look at some of this history and its consequences, and we’ll explore the current situation as regards Venezuela. Links to background materials will be posted [here](https://www.michiganhumanists.org/event/cafe-inquiry-online-17/) a few days prior to the meeting. Hope to see you there!

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Contact: Frank Crownover or Jessica Wolin, cafeinquiry-grandrapids@michiganhumanists.org, (617) 645-0713

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