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Diplomatic Gatecrashers? UN Sees Duelling Delegations From Venezuela
Virtually all countries sent diplomats to the United Nations for the General Assembly, but Venezuela was a special case -- it had two delegations, each dueling for recognition.
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Leader Of Venezuela Opposition Arrested, Car Towed Away With Him Inside
Venezuelan intelligence agents detained opposition leader Juan Guaido's congressional deputy on Wednesday, using a tow truck to drag his vehicle away with him inside, prompting the U.S. government to warn of "consequences" if he was not released.
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Military Vehicle Rams Protesters In Venezuela Clashes, Shows TV Footage
Venezuelan security forces used an armored vehicle to ram demonstrators during rioting outside an army base in Caracas on Tuesday in support of what the government called an attempted coup, TV images showed.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Stripped Of Immunity, Can Face Prosecution
Venezuelan lawmakers loyal to President Nicolas Maduro stripped opposition leader Juan Guaido's immunity Tuesday -- and authorized the high court to criminally prosecute him for proclaiming himself the crisis-hit country's ruler.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Rejects Regime Statement Stripping Him Of Office
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized as interim president by the US and its allies, on Thursday rejected an announcement by the regime that he was barred from public office.
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Venezuela Blames "Attack" On Electric System As Another Blackout Hits
Venezuela blamed an "attack" on its electric system for a blackout on Monday, the second to hit the OPEC nation this month, that shuttered businesses, plunged the main airport into darkness and left commuters stranded in the capital.
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Juan Guaido Risks Arrest As He Returns To Challenge Venezuelan President
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido plans to run the risk of arrest by returning home on Monday, after he ignored a court-imposed travel ban and toured Latin American allies to boost support for his campaign to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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US In Direct Contact With Venezuelan Military, Urging Defections: Report
The United States is holding direct communications with members of Venezuela's military urging them to abandon President Nicolas Maduro and is also preparing new sanctions aimed at increasing pressure on him, a senior White House official said.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Orders Army To Allow Entry Of Humanitarian Aid
The self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela Juan Guaido on Wednesday ordered the country's armed forces to allow the entry of international humanitarian aid, which is beginning to be collected at storage centers.
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US Ready To Waive Sanctions On Venezuela Officers Backing Juan Guaido
"If not, the international financial circle will be closed off completely," he added, urging the officers to "make the right choice" and align with Guaido instead of embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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Europe Backs Venezuela's Juan Guaido As Anti-President Bloc Grows
International clamor for snap elections in Venezuela intensified Monday as European powers recognized opposition chief Juan Guaido as interim leader, after Nicolas Maduro rejected an ultimatum to call new polls.
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Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro Calls For Early Legislative Elections
Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro threatened on Saturday to bring forward parliamentary elections in a bid to sideline opposition leader Juan Guaido's challenge to his authority.
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US Calls On Venezuela's Military To Join Opposition Leader's Camp
A top White House official called Saturday on Venezuela's military to follow the lead of a general who sided with opposition leader Juan Guaido against President Nicolas Maduro.
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UN Tells Venezuela's Juan Guaido That Government Must Agree To Aid
The United Nations has told Venezuela's Juan Guaido that it is willing to step up humanitarian aid to his country but requires consent from the government led by Nicolas Maduro, a spokesman said Thursday.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Says Family Threatened By Police Agents
Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido said Thursday elite security forces had entered his home to threaten his family, blaming the government of Nicolas Maduro as international support grew for his bid to oust the embattled president.
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Diplomatic Gatecrashers? UN Sees Duelling Delegations From Venezuela
Virtually all countries sent diplomats to the United Nations for the General Assembly, but Venezuela was a special case -- it had two delegations, each dueling for recognition.
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Leader Of Venezuela Opposition Arrested, Car Towed Away With Him Inside
Venezuelan intelligence agents detained opposition leader Juan Guaido's congressional deputy on Wednesday, using a tow truck to drag his vehicle away with him inside, prompting the U.S. government to warn of "consequences" if he was not released.
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Military Vehicle Rams Protesters In Venezuela Clashes, Shows TV Footage
Venezuelan security forces used an armored vehicle to ram demonstrators during rioting outside an army base in Caracas on Tuesday in support of what the government called an attempted coup, TV images showed.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Stripped Of Immunity, Can Face Prosecution
Venezuelan lawmakers loyal to President Nicolas Maduro stripped opposition leader Juan Guaido's immunity Tuesday -- and authorized the high court to criminally prosecute him for proclaiming himself the crisis-hit country's ruler.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Rejects Regime Statement Stripping Him Of Office
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized as interim president by the US and its allies, on Thursday rejected an announcement by the regime that he was barred from public office.
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Venezuela Blames "Attack" On Electric System As Another Blackout Hits
Venezuela blamed an "attack" on its electric system for a blackout on Monday, the second to hit the OPEC nation this month, that shuttered businesses, plunged the main airport into darkness and left commuters stranded in the capital.
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Juan Guaido Risks Arrest As He Returns To Challenge Venezuelan President
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido plans to run the risk of arrest by returning home on Monday, after he ignored a court-imposed travel ban and toured Latin American allies to boost support for his campaign to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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US In Direct Contact With Venezuelan Military, Urging Defections: Report
The United States is holding direct communications with members of Venezuela's military urging them to abandon President Nicolas Maduro and is also preparing new sanctions aimed at increasing pressure on him, a senior White House official said.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Orders Army To Allow Entry Of Humanitarian Aid
The self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela Juan Guaido on Wednesday ordered the country's armed forces to allow the entry of international humanitarian aid, which is beginning to be collected at storage centers.
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US Ready To Waive Sanctions On Venezuela Officers Backing Juan Guaido
"If not, the international financial circle will be closed off completely," he added, urging the officers to "make the right choice" and align with Guaido instead of embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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Europe Backs Venezuela's Juan Guaido As Anti-President Bloc Grows
International clamor for snap elections in Venezuela intensified Monday as European powers recognized opposition chief Juan Guaido as interim leader, after Nicolas Maduro rejected an ultimatum to call new polls.
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Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro Calls For Early Legislative Elections
Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro threatened on Saturday to bring forward parliamentary elections in a bid to sideline opposition leader Juan Guaido's challenge to his authority.
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US Calls On Venezuela's Military To Join Opposition Leader's Camp
A top White House official called Saturday on Venezuela's military to follow the lead of a general who sided with opposition leader Juan Guaido against President Nicolas Maduro.
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UN Tells Venezuela's Juan Guaido That Government Must Agree To Aid
The United Nations has told Venezuela's Juan Guaido that it is willing to step up humanitarian aid to his country but requires consent from the government led by Nicolas Maduro, a spokesman said Thursday.
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Venezuela's Juan Guaido Says Family Threatened By Police Agents
Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido said Thursday elite security forces had entered his home to threaten his family, blaming the government of Nicolas Maduro as international support grew for his bid to oust the embattled president.
