Topic: Celia Flores

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Senator Marco Rubio defends the limited scope of the military operation, explaining that capturing every indicted official simultaneously would have required a full-scale occupation. The primary objective was the "top target," Nicolas Maduro, and his wife Celia Flores, both of whom were indicted drug traffickers. Rubio emphasizes that the mission was a success because it secured the high-value targets without American casualties.

A caller from Maracaibo, Venezuela, shares personal stories of family members dying from basic infections and anemia due to the country's medical collapse. He highlights the role of Maduro's wife, Celia Flores, who was Chavez's lawyer and holds significant political power. The caller also questions how "spontaneous" protests appeared across the U.S. within hours of the raid, suggesting pre-planned Soros funding.