Trinity University’s Katsuo Nishikawa Breaks Down Venezuela Crisis on Texas Public Radio
Trinity political scientist offers context on U.S. action and its implications for Venezuelan politics
On the Jan. 7, 2026, edition of Texas Public Radio’s The Source, Katsuo Nishikawa, Ph.D., Trinity University political science professor and director of the Center for International Engagement, joined the show to provide expert analysis on the unfolding crisis in Venezuela following a U.S. military operation that captured President Nicolás Maduro. Nishikawa helped listeners understand the political and international ramifications of the U.S. action and the ensuing debate over war powers and broader foreign policy implications, offering context that connected global events to public interest and policy discussions. Listen to the podcast here.
Nishikawa also spoke with KSAT News and Telemundo 60 San Antonio.
The above image shows Katsuo Nishikawa, director of Trinity’s Center for International Engagement and associate professor of political science.
You might be interested in
In a USA TODAY interview, Trinity University Head Football Coach Jerheme Urban…
CultureMap San Antonio has written about KRTU-FM, the well-known jazz station…
The Texas Tribune reported on Gov. Greg Abbott’s designation of two Muslim-…