It may seem like a distant memory, but the new year rang in with an image that echoed across both English and Spanish-speaking worlds: that of American armed forces executing the stunning capture of Venezuelan despot Nicolas Maduro. From New York to Orlando, people took to the streets in support of President Trump’s actions. Celebrations of Venezuelans were met at times by counter-protestors, many of them white, denouncing the U.S. military operation and voicing tacit support for the Maduro regime.
Within the key Hispanic voter electorate, surveys showed overwhelming approval of the actions….
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