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Will the US invade Venezuela? MintPress' Alan MacLeod explains why Washington has had its eyes set on Venezuela ever since the socialist workers’ revolution under Hugo Chavez took Caracas out of the control of US corporations, nationalising its oil and mineral wealth.

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