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- The United States took unilateral action against Venezuela, led by U.S. President Donald Trump.
- Success depends on a smooth transition from Nicolas Maduro, which could bolster Donald Trump's legacy.
- If the transition fails, the action could trigger chaos and political repercussions for Trump and the Republicans.
- The move challenges international norms and could disrupt regional stability.
- Cuba would face an impact because Venezuela's support has been crucial for its economy.
