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"Come Get Me, I'll Wait Here": A Dare By Maduro To Trump That Went Horribly Wrong
In a daring mission on Saturday, the US special forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife from his residence in Caracas.
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Sanctions To Military Action, How US-Venezuela Relations Have Worsen
The seizure of an oil tanker off Venezuela's coast this week comes after long-standing tensions between Washington and Caracas, starting with US sanctions in 2006 and most recently strikes against alleged drug-smuggling boats.
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"Colonial Threat": Venezuela Condemns Trump's Remarks Of Closed Airspace
President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the airspace "above and surrounding" Venezuela should be considered as "closed in its entirety," an assertion that raised more questions about the US pressure on Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
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US Seeks Urgent UN Security Council Meeting On Venezuela
The United States on Monday requested an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council on Venezuela after violence erupted at the weekend over an opposition bid to bring in humanitarian aid, diplomats said.
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US Revokes Venezuela Visas, Rejects Dialogue With Nicolas Maduro
The United States said on Thursday it was revoking visas of Venezuelan lawmakers seated by President Nicolas Maduro as it criticized European and Latin American countries for seeking dialogue with the embattled leader.
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US Declares Venezuela a National Security Threat, Sanctions Top Officials
The United States declared Venezuela a national security threat on Monday and ordered sanctions against seven officials from the oil-rich country in the worst bilateral diplomatic dispute since socialist President Nicolas
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US, Latin America Worry Over Venezuela Tensions
The United States and Latin American nations voiced concerns on Friday over political tensions in Venezuela after the socialist government arrested the opposition mayor of Caracas in an alleged coup plot.
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"Come Get Me, I'll Wait Here": A Dare By Maduro To Trump That Went Horribly Wrong
In a daring mission on Saturday, the US special forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife from his residence in Caracas.
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Sanctions To Military Action, How US-Venezuela Relations Have Worsen
The seizure of an oil tanker off Venezuela's coast this week comes after long-standing tensions between Washington and Caracas, starting with US sanctions in 2006 and most recently strikes against alleged drug-smuggling boats.
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"Colonial Threat": Venezuela Condemns Trump's Remarks Of Closed Airspace
President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the airspace "above and surrounding" Venezuela should be considered as "closed in its entirety," an assertion that raised more questions about the US pressure on Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
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US Seeks Urgent UN Security Council Meeting On Venezuela
The United States on Monday requested an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council on Venezuela after violence erupted at the weekend over an opposition bid to bring in humanitarian aid, diplomats said.
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US Revokes Venezuela Visas, Rejects Dialogue With Nicolas Maduro
The United States said on Thursday it was revoking visas of Venezuelan lawmakers seated by President Nicolas Maduro as it criticized European and Latin American countries for seeking dialogue with the embattled leader.
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US Declares Venezuela a National Security Threat, Sanctions Top Officials
The United States declared Venezuela a national security threat on Monday and ordered sanctions against seven officials from the oil-rich country in the worst bilateral diplomatic dispute since socialist President Nicolas
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US, Latin America Worry Over Venezuela Tensions
The United States and Latin American nations voiced concerns on Friday over political tensions in Venezuela after the socialist government arrested the opposition mayor of Caracas in an alleged coup plot.
