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Associate Professor of Political Science @VCU. Senior Fellow @CIPolicy. Assoc Fellow @IPS_DC. Fmr LatAm advisor @BernieSanders. 교포 mpaarlberg.bsky.social
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Loud expats unrepresentative of opinion back in Iran, other lands

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By Michael Paarlberg
| Asia Times Verified
As protest and military action raised the prospect of regime change in Iran and Venezuela, the voices of both countries’ diasporas were heard loud and clear through the media of their host nations. Venezuelan exiles in the US were, according to the popular narrative, broadly behind President Donald Trump and his plan to “run Venezuela,” as the nickname “MAGAzuelans” suggests.
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Exiled Iranians and Venezuelans may well support regime change - but diasporas don’t always reflect the politics back home

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By Michael Paarlberg, Virginia Commonwealth
| Tolerance Canada
By Michael Paarlberg, Associate Professor, Political Science, Virginia Commonwealth University As protest and military action raised the prospect of regime change in Iran and Venezuela, the voices of both countries’ diasporas were heard loud and clear through the media of their host nations. Venezuelan exiles in the U.S. were, according to the popular narrative, broadly… Read complete article © The Conversation -
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Exiled Iranians and Venezuelans may well support regime change - but diasporas don’t always reflect the politics back home

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By Michael Paarlberg, Virginia Commonwealth
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
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