1. Command

$ npx news capture-maduro --verbose --scope-check

2. Output

[TASK] Initiating `op-venezuela` deployment...

[STATUS] Operation `MADURO.capture.v1.2` successfully executed. Target `maduro.exe` (Nicolas Maduro) and associated module `flores.dll` (Cilia Flores) have been taken offline.

INFO: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio provided a post-op debriefing.

INFO: The mission was a "surgical strike", not a full system occupation or prolonged deployment (Source: CBS's Face the Nation).

WARN: User query detected: "Why are `cabello.exe` (Diosdado Cabello) and `padrino-lopez.svc` (Vladimir Padrino López) still running?"

DEBUG: Ah, the age-old dilemma: scope creep vs. mission objectives. It appears our initial deployment manifest had strict constraints.

ERROR: Secretary Rubio stated, "You can't go in and take them all. They're still in office."

Attempting to capture all targets simultaneously would require a prolonged military presence with unpredictable political and military consequences. This was a minimal-time, maximal-precision operation.

INFO: `maduro.exe` was primarily targeted as a "self-proclaimed president of a country that wasn't", with no legitimate head-of-state recognition by the U.S. or E.U.

Arrest based on narcotics trafficking charges, not diplomatic status.

ALERT: President Donald Trump has issued a post-op warning: other Venezuelan modules may face consequences if they don't `git push --force` a transition.

DEBUG: Seems like a classic "fix one bug, create 10 new feature requests" scenario.

3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)

      Attempted deployment of `venezuela-regime-change.sh` failed at line 42:      `./capture_all_high_value_targets.py`      Traceback (most recent call last):        File "venezuela-regime-change.sh", line 42, in <module>          capture_all_high_value_targets()        File "lib/operations/capture.py", line 187, in capture_all_high_value_targets          raise OperationScopeError("Cannot execute prolonged ground operations without `occupy_territory` flag set.")      OperationScopeError: Attempted to exceed predefined mission parameters.

It appears the `execute_surgical_strike` function was called without the necessary `FULL_SYSTEM_REBOOT=true` parameter. This resulted in partial process termination, leaving several rogue services (like `cabello.exe` and `padrino-lopez.svc`) running in the background.

The core issue:

"You can't just `sudo rm -rf /` the entire political system without risking a `kernel panic` of epic proportions."

Segmentation fault? Unexpected behavior? Panic!

4. Patch Notes

• - FEATURE: `maduro.exe` and `flores.dll` successfully deprecated and removed from active processes.
• - FIXED: International recognition of Maduro's "presidency" bug has been resolved (status: `UNRECOGNIZED` -> `ARRESTED`).
• - WARN: High-value targets `cabello.exe` ($25M bounty) and `padrino-lopez.svc` ($15M bounty) remain active. No hotfix deployed for their removal yet.
• - IMPROVEMENT: Reduced risk of U.S. military casualties and large-scale military escalation through precise, time-limited operations.
• - TODO: Monitor `venezuela-transition.status` for `COOPERATION_SIGNAL` from remaining officials. Expect further `policy-updates` from White House.
• - DEBUG: World continues to run on `if/else` statements, usually the `else` branch.