Landing in Caracas, it might seem that little has changed since the US strikes on 3 January and the seizure by US forces of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The airport walls are plastered with "wanted" posters for the last election's opposition candidate, Edmundo González, accusing him of violent acts. Roads are lined with billboards of Maduro and his wife, now bearing the hashtag: "We want them back." On 3 March, a government rally marked two months since Maduro's arrest, with