Nayib Bukele: “Maduro’s regime was satisfied with the exchange agreement; that’s why they accepted it.”

Same script, every time.

Now they are shouting and expressing outrage, but not because they disagree with the deal, but because they have just realized that they are left without hostages from the most powerful country in the world.

This operation is the result of months of negotiations with a tyrannical regime that had long refused to release one of its most valuable bargaining chips: its hostages.

Funny how the perfectly healthy Tren de Aragua detainees suddenly fall ill the moment they set foot in Venezuela.