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(en) Italy, AL FdCA: Against all imperialist aggression, against all authoritarian regimes (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]
Date
Sat, 7 Feb 2026 08:33:35 +0200
If 2025 was the year of the arms race, 2026 does not bode well for the
peoples of this planet: in these first days of the new year, the United
States intervened militarily in Venezuela, effectively removing
President Maduro, who was kidnapped along with his wife and is currently
detained in New York on drug trafficking charges. ---- Despite using the
rhetoric of the fight against drug trafficking and terrorism, Trump
himself made no secret of the true objectives of US imperialism in his
press conference, stating that US oil companies will be directly
involved in the management of Venezuelan oil infrastructure.
This military intervention fits perfectly with the foreign policy
pursued by the US government in recent years: an analysis of the armed
interventions authorized by the Trump administration in the past-from
Yemen to Syria, from Iran to Nigeria-shows a coherence that is difficult
to explain solely by referring to categories such as the fight against
terrorism or international security. On the contrary, these operations
are fully understandable if placed within the logic of contemporary
imperialism, understood as a political-military articulation of the
needs of capital's reproduction on a global scale.
The theaters affected by the interventions coincide with strategic areas
of the global energy system, both in terms of reserves and transit hubs.
Yemen controls one of the main checkpoints in the global hydrocarbon
trade; Syria lies along potential interregional energy corridors; Iran
exerts structural power over markets through the Strait of Hormuz;
Venezuela and Nigeria represent key oil and gas reserves. This
geographic recurrence does not appear contingent, but rather the
expression of an imperial rationality oriented towards controlling the
material conditions of accumulation.
From this perspective, energy is not simply a strategic resource, but a
central component of the material infrastructure of global capitalism.
Control of routes, the violent regulation of access to resources, and
the ability to influence energy prices and flows are tools through which
the imperial state ensures the stability of its economic power bloc. For
the Trump administration, which has explicitly tied foreign policy to
revitalizing the domestic energy industry and reducing the trade
deficit, the use of military force is therefore part of a logic of
direct support for processes of accumulation.
The objective is not direct territorial occupation, typical of classic
forms of colonial imperialism, but rather the exercise of an informal
and flexible imperialism, based on the intertwining of military
coercion, economic pressure, and political subordination. In this
configuration, armed violence operates as a mechanism for disciplining
the peripheries of the global system, ensuring favorable conditions for
the valorization of capital while simultaneously containing the
emergence of competing powers.
Faced with the European Union's total silence and the Meloni
government's support for the intervention, which once again confirm
their role as mere vassals of US imperialism, as well as narratives that
divide imperialisms into "good" and "bad," it is urgent to reiterate our
aversion to any authoritarian regime, even if cloaked in
pseudo-socialism, and to work to create an internationalist front that
articulates political proposals capable of impacting society. We have no
other alternatives; the process of capitalist restructuring is now
dangerously accelerating and risks dragging the entire planet and those
who live on it down with it.
05/01/2026
Alternativa Libertaria/FdCA
https://alternativalibertaria.org/contro-ogni-aggressione-imperialista-contro-ogni-regime-autoritario/
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