As Nobel Prize goes to Venezuela's opposition leader, how far would Trump go to help her?

The article discusses the potential for President Trump to intervene in the political crisis in Venezuela, following the Nobel Peace Prize nomination of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado. Machado has publicly called on Trump to assist her country, which continues to grapple with an economic and humanitarian crisis under the authoritarian regime of President Nicolás Maduro. The article explores the extent to which Trump might be willing to get involved, given his past rhetoric and actions regarding Venezuela. It notes that Trump has previously threatened military intervention and imposed sanctions on the Maduro government. However, the article also acknowledges the complexities and risks involved in direct U.S. involvement in the Venezuelan crisis. Overall, the article highlights the ongoing power struggle in Venezuela and the possibility of increased U.S. involvement, while maintaining a balanced and objective tone in its assessment of the situation.