Because war is something that never happens in Venezuela, right? This is the propaganda you're trying to shovel here? Why don't you list all the wars that Venezuela's had since the 1800's instead of trying to twist their history to suit your butthurt Drumpfian agenda. Here, this is just since the late 40's:
Venezuelan Military Revolt (Oct. 18, 1945)-A military coup brought a Liberal government into power.
Venezuelan Military Revolt (Nov. 24, 1948)-A military coup led by Colonel Carlos Delgado Chalbaud, overthrew the Liberal governement of the Acción Democrática (AD) political party and restored Conservative rule followed by a repressive military dictatorship.
Venezuelan Liberal Revolt (Oct. 13, 1951)-Attempted rebellion by the Acción Democrática (AD), the party of the elected government overthrown by the military junta in November of 1948.
Venezuelan Military Revolt (Jan. 1-23, 1958)-A military rebellion ousted dictatorial President Marcos Perez Jimenez. Jimenez fled the country.
Venezuelan Communist Insurgency (1960-1965)-Low-level Communist insurgency.
Venezuelan Military Uprising (June 26, 1961)-A military revolt against the government failed.
Venezuelan Military Uprising (May 4-5, 1962)-A military revolt against the government failed.
Venezuelan Military Uprising (June 4, 1962)-A military revolt against the government failed.
Venezuelan Military Coup Attempt (February, 1992)-A military revolt led by military officer Hugo Chavez against the government failed.
Venezuelan Military Coup Attempt (November, 1992)-A military revolt against the government failed.
Venezuelan Coup Attempt (April, 2002)-An attempted coup against President Hugo Chavez failed.
Venezuela-Colombia Conflict (December, 2009)
Venezuelan Political Conflict (2014-Present)-Maduro's continued socialist economic policies provoked widespread protests, resulting in civilian deaths. In the 2018 presidential election, the incumbent Maduro won with 67.8% of the vote. Several foreign governments (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, France and the United States), along with the Venezuelan opposition, claimed the results were fraudulent, and challenged legitimacy of the Maduro presidency. The opposition claimed that Juan Guaidó was the legitimate president. Maduro's foreign allies, including Cuba, China, Russia, Turkey, and Iran continue to recognize Maduro as president.
https://historyguy.com/wars_of_venezuela.htm