A doctored image shared by U.S. President Donald Trump has gone viral: a fake Wikipedia page naming him Venezuela’s Acting President to 2026, complete with his dual U.S. presidency notations. It’s classic Trump—provocative, playful, and pointed.
This follows his sunny outlook on Venezuela after Maduro’s ouster via U.S. action. On Air Force One, Trump dismissed concerns, saying dealings with new leaders are ‘very good’ amid oil shipments and diplomacy.
Trump disclosed Venezuela’s massive 50-million-barrel oil request from America, which he endorsed. Assuring firms of protection, he contrasted this with prior mishaps under previous presidents, crediting his tenure for the turnaround.
Trump’s earlier tweet severed Venezuela’s Cuba lifeline, invoking U.S. military enforcement. He portrayed America as the antidote to years of ‘gangster’ domination, ready to defend with superior forces.
The post encapsulates Trump’s strategy: humor to highlight policy wins. With energy ties budding and alliances shifting, his ‘acting’ role could foreshadow expanded U.S. influence in Latin America.