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Hours before U.S. forces descended on Caracas, a Chinese diplomat was shaking hands with Nicolás Maduro inside the presidential palace. That timing wasn't a coincidence - it was a message.

On January 3rd, 2026, the United States executed the largest military operation in Latin America since Panama in 1989. They called it a victory. But while Washington celebrated, Beijing was already calculating.

This is the story they're not telling you.

Venezuela sits on 303 billion barrels of proven oil reserves the largest on the planet. For 25 years, China has been quietly positioning itself as the indispensable partner, pouring $60 billion in loans into Caracas while American sanctions pushed Maduro further into Beijing's orbit. Now, with the old regime gone and chaos filling the vacuum, China faces a choice: cut its losses or double down on the long game.

In this video, we break down:

China's $60 billion bet on Venezuela

Why 85% of Venezuelan oil was already flowing to China

The global backlash that united Latin America against the U.S.

How this accelerates the death of dollar dominance

What the BRICS nations are building while the West watches

The empire that rules through fear eventually runs out of trust. And trust, once broken, doesn't come back.

KEY DATA POINTS

Venezuela: 303 billion barrels (world's largest reserves)

China loans to Venezuela: $60+ billion since 2005

Venezuelan oil to China: 85% of exports

Oil production collapse: 3.5M

day

960K barrels/

Reconstruction estimate: $180 billion over 15
years


Hours before U.S. forces descended on Caracas, a Chinese diplomat was shaking hands with Nicolás Maduro inside the presidential palace. That timing wasn't a coincidence - it was a message.

On January 3rd, 2026, the United States executed the largest military operation in Latin America since Panama in 1989. They called it a victory. But while Washington celebrated, Beijing was already calculating.

This is the story they're not telling you.

Venezuela sits on 303 billion barrels of proven oil reserves the largest on the planet. For 25 years, China has been quietly positioning itself as the indispensable partner, pouring $60 billion in loans into Caracas while American sanctions pushed Maduro further into Beijing's orbit. Now, with the old regime gone and chaos filling the vacuum, China faces a choice: cut its losses or double down on the long game.

In this video, we break down:

China's $60 billion bet on Venezuela

Why 85% of Venezuelan oil was already flowing to China

The global backlash that united Latin America against the U.S.

How this accelerates the death of dollar dominance

What the BRICS nations are building while the West watches

The empire that rules through fear eventually runs out of trust. And trust, once broken, doesn't come back.

KEY DATA POINTS

Venezuela: 303 billion barrels (world's largest reserves)

China loans to Venezuela: $60+ billion since 2005

Venezuelan oil to China: 85% of exports

Oil production collapse: 3.5M

day

960K barrels/

Reconstruction estimate: $180 billion over 15
years


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#Venezuela

#China

#Geopolitics

#Maduro

#Trump #BRICS #Oil

#DeDollarization

#LatinAmerica #Foreign Policy

#Economics

#GlobalPolitics

#XiJinping

#Caracas

#Breaking


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