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Why An Email By US Intel Chief's Aide On Venezuelan Gang Raised Concern
Trump had claimed that Tren de Aragua is coordinating its US activities with the Venezuelan government to justify the use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged gang members to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador.
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2-Year-Old Girl Separated From Parents In US Deportation Case Returns To Venezuela
A two-year-old girl separated in the United States from her Venezuelan parents, who were deported without her, arrived in Caracas on Wednesday after her separation from her family caused an outcry.
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"Humanitarian Agreement": El Salvador Offers To Swap US Deportees With Venezuela
In little more than a month, 288 migrants accused by the Trump administration of belonging to gangs including Tren de Aragua have been shipped to El Salvador.
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Venezuela Gangsters "Worse Than Al Qaeda", Says Marco Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday described some members as being worse than Al Qaeda, while promising to double down on controversial forced deportations.
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Attack On Guyana Would Be "Bad Day, Bad Week" For Venezuela: Marco Rubio
Top US diplomat Marco Rubio on Thursday issued a stern warning against Venezuela if it escalates its claims against newly oil-rich Guyana, brandishing the power of the US military to protect the small South American nation.
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Lionel Messi-Led Argentina Football Team Set For India Visit In October
Lionel Messi previously visited India in 2011 when Argentina played a World Cup qualifier against Venezuela in Kolkata.
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Oil Prices Remain Steady As Investors Weigh Trump Tariffs' Impact
Oil prices barely moved on Tuesday as investors weighed the impact of US tariffs on countries buying oil and gas from Venezuela against the effect of tariffs on industries such as automobiles on the global economy and oil demand.
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How Trump's 25% Tariff Threat Linked To Venezuelan Oil Could Impact India
President Donald Trump on Monday said he would impose a 25 per cent tariff on countries that buy oil and gas from Venezuela, a measure that could hit Asian markets including China and India, among others, and sow fresh global trade uncertainty.
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How Tattoos Got Venezuelans Deported From US Amid Immigration Crackdown
The US immigration officials appear to have taken tattoos as proof of the person being a member of Venezuelas most notorious gang, Tren de Aragua.
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How Venezuelan Mothers Recognise Deported Sons Through Mega-Prison Footage
The mass deportation was justified under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with President Trump claiming that the US was facing an "invasion" by a criminal organisation linked to kidnappings, contract killings, and extortion.
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Tren De Aragua: The Venezuelan Gang Whose Members Are Deported By Trump
The Trump administration has agreed to pay $6 million to El Salvador to keep the alleged gang members in prison for one year.
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Donald Trump Targets Venezuela Gang With Wartime Aliens Law
The US president had issued an order to deport alleged members of the Venezuelan drug gang Tren de Aragua, arguing he had a right to declare them "alien enemies" under a wartime act.
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What Is Alien Enemies Act, US Law Used For First Time Since World War II
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invoked the Alien Enemies Act - a wartime law last used in World War II - to deport individuals linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. This was the first use of the act since World War II.
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UK Woman Who Has Travelled To Over 60 Countries Reveals One Place She'd Never Visit Again
A 54-year-old UK woman who has travelled to more than 60 countries has revealed the one destination she would never visit again.
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Trump Ends Chevron's Venezuela Oil Permit In Major Blow To Nicolas Maduro
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was revoking permission for oil giant Chevron to operate in Venezuela, removing a crucial source of revenue in a wobbly economy run by leftist adversary Nicolas Maduro.
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Why An Email By US Intel Chief's Aide On Venezuelan Gang Raised Concern
Trump had claimed that Tren de Aragua is coordinating its US activities with the Venezuelan government to justify the use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged gang members to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador.
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2-Year-Old Girl Separated From Parents In US Deportation Case Returns To Venezuela
A two-year-old girl separated in the United States from her Venezuelan parents, who were deported without her, arrived in Caracas on Wednesday after her separation from her family caused an outcry.
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"Humanitarian Agreement": El Salvador Offers To Swap US Deportees With Venezuela
In little more than a month, 288 migrants accused by the Trump administration of belonging to gangs including Tren de Aragua have been shipped to El Salvador.
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Venezuela Gangsters "Worse Than Al Qaeda", Says Marco Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday described some members as being worse than Al Qaeda, while promising to double down on controversial forced deportations.
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Attack On Guyana Would Be "Bad Day, Bad Week" For Venezuela: Marco Rubio
Top US diplomat Marco Rubio on Thursday issued a stern warning against Venezuela if it escalates its claims against newly oil-rich Guyana, brandishing the power of the US military to protect the small South American nation.
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Lionel Messi-Led Argentina Football Team Set For India Visit In October
Lionel Messi previously visited India in 2011 when Argentina played a World Cup qualifier against Venezuela in Kolkata.
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Oil Prices Remain Steady As Investors Weigh Trump Tariffs' Impact
Oil prices barely moved on Tuesday as investors weighed the impact of US tariffs on countries buying oil and gas from Venezuela against the effect of tariffs on industries such as automobiles on the global economy and oil demand.
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How Trump's 25% Tariff Threat Linked To Venezuelan Oil Could Impact India
President Donald Trump on Monday said he would impose a 25 per cent tariff on countries that buy oil and gas from Venezuela, a measure that could hit Asian markets including China and India, among others, and sow fresh global trade uncertainty.
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How Tattoos Got Venezuelans Deported From US Amid Immigration Crackdown
The US immigration officials appear to have taken tattoos as proof of the person being a member of Venezuelas most notorious gang, Tren de Aragua.
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How Venezuelan Mothers Recognise Deported Sons Through Mega-Prison Footage
The mass deportation was justified under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with President Trump claiming that the US was facing an "invasion" by a criminal organisation linked to kidnappings, contract killings, and extortion.
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Tren De Aragua: The Venezuelan Gang Whose Members Are Deported By Trump
The Trump administration has agreed to pay $6 million to El Salvador to keep the alleged gang members in prison for one year.
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Donald Trump Targets Venezuela Gang With Wartime Aliens Law
The US president had issued an order to deport alleged members of the Venezuelan drug gang Tren de Aragua, arguing he had a right to declare them "alien enemies" under a wartime act.
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What Is Alien Enemies Act, US Law Used For First Time Since World War II
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invoked the Alien Enemies Act - a wartime law last used in World War II - to deport individuals linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. This was the first use of the act since World War II.
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UK Woman Who Has Travelled To Over 60 Countries Reveals One Place She'd Never Visit Again
A 54-year-old UK woman who has travelled to more than 60 countries has revealed the one destination she would never visit again.
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Trump Ends Chevron's Venezuela Oil Permit In Major Blow To Nicolas Maduro
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was revoking permission for oil giant Chevron to operate in Venezuela, removing a crucial source of revenue in a wobbly economy run by leftist adversary Nicolas Maduro.
