While the energy crisis is choking the Gulf countries, which foresee billions in losses and years of hardship due to damage to their oil infrastructure, on the other side of the Atlantic there is a country experiencing unprecedented growth. Bathed in Caribbean sun and covered in tropical forests, Guyana has benefited from the chaos resulting from the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz thanks to its oil production.

He Washington's coup against the Nicolás Maduro regime has been forceful. But it is not the first time that US planes and helicopters have operated over Venezuelan airspace. In June 1958, in a country parched by extreme drought, "a convoy of planes loaded with drums [drums] water"Intended to help the population of Caracas. Gabriel García Márquez explained it, Gabo, in "Caracas without water", published in Journalistic workVolume 4, page 609.