The discourse surrounding "fascism" in Ukraine is often mirrored in Venezuelan state rhetoric, primarily through their shared geopolitical alignment with Russia:
Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has characterized the Venezuelan opposition as a " neofascist network " linked to global corporate interests and former far-right presidents in the region. The Ukrainian Connection
Conversely, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy uses the same term to describe Russia's actions, calling for a global victory over " Russian fascism " (often termed "Ruscism") during commemorations of the defeat of Nazi Germany. Strategic Geopolitics El Fascismo En Ucrania Y Venezuela (bXdpOa7lO1o...
Both countries are seen by analysts as targets for "regime change" due to their natural resources. Venezuelan officials claim fascism's goal is to seize control of resources like Venezuela's oil.
The comparison between the two nations is frequently rooted in their roles as theaters of "Great Power" competition: The discourse surrounding "fascism" in Ukraine is often
In April 2024, the Venezuelan National Assembly approved the first discussion of a Law Against Fascism, Neofascism and Similar Expressions . Officials like Diosdado Cabello argue the law is necessary to end "impunity" for those promoting hatred and violence.
Recent reports have highlighted a significant U.S. military deployment in the Caribbean, which some observers compare to the scale of deployments seen during major global crises, suggesting a heightened risk of direct intervention similar to other geopolitical flashpoints. Venezuelan officials claim fascism's goal is to seize
The Venezuelan government largely follows the Russian narrative regarding the conflict in Ukraine. President Maduro has expressed support for Vladimir Putin, blaming NATO and the United States for the invasion and echoing claims that they are backing "fascist" or "Nazi" elements within the Ukrainian state.