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Colombian Guerrillas Fleeing Venezuela After US Strike: Report
Colombian guerrilla commanders who allegedly operated in Venezuela are fleeing following the US military operation in Caracas that ousted leader Nicolas Maduro, a source in the Colombian forces told AFP on Tuesday.
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Can't Accept Countries Acting As 'World Judge': China As US Captures Maduro
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing has "never believed that any country can act as the world's police", nor does it accept any nation claiming to be the world's judge.
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Marble Shopping, Threat To Iran, Capture Maduro: Trump's Holiday Routine
On Friday, less than 24 hours before the Venezuela mission, Trump spent almost an hour perusing marble and onyx at an Italian stone importer in a gritty section of Lake Worth Beach for his planned White House ballroom.
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Explained: Was The US Capture Of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro Legal?
US authorities said the Justice Department sought military assistance to apprehend Maduro, who had been indicted by a New York grand jury along with his wife, son, two political leaders and an alleged leader of an international gang.
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Food, Pets, Travel: How US Tracked Venezuela's Maduro For Months
US intelligence agents had been secretly monitoring leftist Maduro's every movement since August, despite his widely reported efforts to regularly change locations as tensions mounted with Washington.
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India Asks Citizens To Avoid Going To Venezuela Hours After US Captures Maduro
India on Saturday night advised its nationals to avoid all non-essential travel to Venezuela in view of the situation arising out of the capture of the oil-rich country's president by the US.
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Colombian Guerrillas Fleeing Venezuela After US Strike: Report
Colombian guerrilla commanders who allegedly operated in Venezuela are fleeing following the US military operation in Caracas that ousted leader Nicolas Maduro, a source in the Colombian forces told AFP on Tuesday.
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Can't Accept Countries Acting As 'World Judge': China As US Captures Maduro
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing has "never believed that any country can act as the world's police", nor does it accept any nation claiming to be the world's judge.
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Marble Shopping, Threat To Iran, Capture Maduro: Trump's Holiday Routine
On Friday, less than 24 hours before the Venezuela mission, Trump spent almost an hour perusing marble and onyx at an Italian stone importer in a gritty section of Lake Worth Beach for his planned White House ballroom.
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Explained: Was The US Capture Of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro Legal?
US authorities said the Justice Department sought military assistance to apprehend Maduro, who had been indicted by a New York grand jury along with his wife, son, two political leaders and an alleged leader of an international gang.
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Food, Pets, Travel: How US Tracked Venezuela's Maduro For Months
US intelligence agents had been secretly monitoring leftist Maduro's every movement since August, despite his widely reported efforts to regularly change locations as tensions mounted with Washington.
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India Asks Citizens To Avoid Going To Venezuela Hours After US Captures Maduro
India on Saturday night advised its nationals to avoid all non-essential travel to Venezuela in view of the situation arising out of the capture of the oil-rich country's president by the US.
