The situation in Venezuela intensifies as President Trump signals a dual approach, considering both military action and potential talks with President Maduro. The USS Gerald R. Ford, the most advanced U.S. aircraft carrier, has arrived in the Caribbean, marking a significant military buildup alongside ongoing joint exercises with U.S. warships spotted off the Venezuelan coast. Amid these developments, Maduro has expressed readiness for face-to-face discussions. However, the Trump administration has not eliminated the possibility of deploying troops, increasing the concerns over a potential conflict. As U.S. military presence grows, Venezuela is mobilizing its forces in response to the perceived threat, sparking hope and fear among exiled citizens. This situation raises questions about the efficacy and consequences of U.S. interventions in Latin America, particularly as discussions around military strategies and diplomatic efforts unfold.