I agree that neither the United States nor any other country should intervene in the internal affairs of other countries, and not even the most just, good and enlightened nation should have such power in their capacities.

The intervention in Venezuela is an error, not only on the part of the United States, which I don't think goes beyond the commercial environment, but also the one actively done by China and Russia, and that is rarely reported.

The government of Venezuela is illegitimate, not under international laws and statutes, but under the Venezuelan constitution. Constitution that, it is worth remembering, was proposed by the same people who govern today, even so, they ignored it.

The Venezuelan question must be resolved by the Venezuelans and nobody else, but there are several international factors that are intervening, and it is because the same sides that are in conflict for power, whether the government or the opposition, are actively seeking such intervention.

How can it be requested, in this case, independence for a country that is rejecting it?