🇻🇪 How popular was Trump’s move to intervene militarily to depose Maduro among Venezuelans?
Two pre-intervention surveys suggested a sharp split between Venezuelans inside the country and those abroad, with deep opposition at home and high support in the diaspora.
1. Datanálisis poll, Dec 2025
(Caracas-based firm)
▪️ Foreign military intervention (inside Venezuela)
➤ 55% opposed
➤ 23% supported
➤ 22% unsure / other
▪️Political alignment of those polled
➤ 60% politically unaffiliated
➤ 13% support the government
➤ 19% support the opposition
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Two pre-intervention surveys suggested a sharp split between Venezuelans inside the country and those abroad, with deep opposition at home and high support in the diaspora.
1. Datanálisis poll, Dec 2025
(Caracas-based firm)
▪️ Foreign military intervention (inside Venezuela)
➤ 55% opposed
➤ 23% supported
➤ 22% unsure / other
▪️Political alignment of those polled
➤ 60% politically unaffiliated
➤ 13% support the government
➤ 19% support the opposition
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2. AtlasIntel Intel Poll, October 22-28, 2025, published by Bloomberg
(Brazil-based polling firm)
▪️ Support for U.S. military intervention
➤ 64% support among Venezuelans abroad
➤ 34% support among Venezuelans living in the country
(Brazil-based polling firm)
▪️ Support for U.S. military intervention
➤ 64% support among Venezuelans abroad
➤ 34% support among Venezuelans living in the country
3. AtlasIntel Intel Poll, October 22-28, 2025
▪️ Is US intervention the “most viable pathway for topping the Maduro regime and re-establishing democracy?”
➤ 55% of migrants say yes
➤ Only 25% of those in Venezuela say yes
▪️ Is US intervention the “most viable pathway for topping the Maduro regime and re-establishing democracy?”
➤ 55% of migrants say yes
➤ Only 25% of those in Venezuela say yes
4. AtlasIntel Intel Poll, October 22-28, 2025
Unlike earlier polls that surveyed only Venezuelans or the Venezuelan diaspora, this survey captures views across Latin America, with Venezuelans analyzed as a distinct subgroup within a broader regional sample. 👇🏼
▪️Support for U.S. military intervention rises sharply with right-wing ideology, higher income, and diaspora status. And is higher among males.
It is strongest among the political right, weaker at the center, and nearly nonexistent on the left.
Younger respondents show more uncertainty; older groups lean more toward intervention. Regionally, support is higher outside Venezuela than within it.
Regionally, support peaks in Central America and parts of the Caribbean.
Unlike earlier polls that surveyed only Venezuelans or the Venezuelan diaspora, this survey captures views across Latin America, with Venezuelans analyzed as a distinct subgroup within a broader regional sample. 👇🏼
▪️Support for U.S. military intervention rises sharply with right-wing ideology, higher income, and diaspora status. And is higher among males.
It is strongest among the political right, weaker at the center, and nearly nonexistent on the left.
Younger respondents show more uncertainty; older groups lean more toward intervention. Regionally, support is higher outside Venezuela than within it.
Regionally, support peaks in Central America and parts of the Caribbean.
Note: The poll conducted by AtlasIntel from Oct. 22–28, 2025 surveyed 6,757 adults across Latin America, as well as Latin Americans living in the U.S. and Canada. The sample includes 2,777 Venezuelans (including those living abroad) and 3,980 non-Venezuelan Latin Americans.
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