The Network Behind the Pro‑Maduro Protests: Exposed

Investigative journalist Asra Nomani traces how a coordinated network of socialist, Marxist, and communist organizations inside the United States mobilized pro‑Maduro demonstrations within hours of the reported U.S. strike on Caracas.
As U.S. forces moved on Nicolás Maduro, a parallel operation kicked off domestically: a rapid, disciplined information‑warfare and street‑mobilization campaign. Groups tied to the ANSWER Coalition, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, The People’s Forum, CodePink, and the International People’s Assembly pushed synchronized messaging — “illegal bombing,” “no war on Venezuela,” “down with U.S. imperialism” — all before sunrise.
Nomani documents how these groups, many operating as nonprofits, leveraged networks with ideological ties to Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, Russia, and China. Within hours, the narrative was locked. By midday, protests were live. By afternoon, U.S. politicians were repeating the same talking points first pushed in the dead of night.
This wasn’t spontaneous outrage.
This was a coordinated ideological operation — an information war running parallel to a kinetic one.