What the Caribbean Thinks of Venezuela’s Next Chapter

Venezuela’s closest neighbors have absorbed more of its crisis than any other region. Migration, trade and energy ties make the Caribbean an essential — and often overlooked — stakeholder.

Quiet pragmatism

Caribbean governments have learned to deal with whoever is in Miraflores, without taking sides in the country’s internal conflicts.

For the Caribbean, the priority is stability, not ideology.

That pragmatism is likely to shape the region’s response to whatever comes next.