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This Trump Aide Was Called A Sell-Out. Venezuela Action Proved Otherwise
With the US military's overthrow and snatching of Venezuela's firebrand president Nicolas Maduro, Rubio is savoring victory -- but the outcome came only after compromises that again left many wondering where the old Rubio had gone.
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Day After Trump's Will "Run" Venezuela Remark, A U-Turn By His Top Aide
Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested Sunday that the United States would not take a day-to-day role in governing Venezuela other than enforcing an existing "oil quarantine" on the country.
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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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US Indicts Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro For "Narco-Terrorism"
The United States indicted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and several top aides on Thursday for "narco-terrorism" and offered a $15 million reward for information leading to his capture.
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Venezuela "Ready For Aid", Says President Nicolas Maduro After Red Cross Meeting
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday the country was ready to receive international aid following a meeting in Caracas with the global Red Cross chief.
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Russia, China Block US Push For UN Action On Venezuela
Russia and China on Thursday vetoed a US push for the United Nations Security Council to call for free and fair presidential elections in Venezuela and unhindered aid access.
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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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Clashes Break Out On Venezuela Border, Police Fire Tear Gas
Venezuelan troops fired tear gas at angry protesters unable to cross into Colombia on Saturday after President Nicolas Maduro closed the border to stop the opposition bringing U.S. humanitarian aid into the South American nation.
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Venezuela Announces Concert To Counter Richard Branson's Charity Show
Venezuela's government will stage two concerts on the Colombian border this weekend to compete with a "Live Aid"-style show announced by British billionaire Richard Branson to raise funds for food and medicine for the South American country.
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25 Countries Pledge $100 Million Aid To Venezuela, US Announces
Twenty-five countries have pledged $100 million in aid to crisis-hit Venezuela, US national security advisor John Bolton announced Thursday following an Organization of American States conference on assisting the crisis-hit country.
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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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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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In Moscow, Venezuela's Maduro Thanks Vladimir Putin For Support
Embattled Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro thanked Russian President Putin for his support, after they held talks in Moscow Wednesday focussed on financial aid for the crisis-stricken Latin American country.
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Jayalalithaa Announces Rs 3 Lakh Aid for Fencing Professional
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today announced a financial assistance of Rupees three lakh for fencing professional to help her participate in competitions scheduled in Venezuela and France this month.
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Hugo Chavez getting 'better each day,' working more: Venezuelan minister
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who is recovering in Cuba after a fourth cancer surgery, is improving each day and becoming more engaged in his work, a top aide said on Tuesday.
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This Trump Aide Was Called A Sell-Out. Venezuela Action Proved Otherwise
With the US military's overthrow and snatching of Venezuela's firebrand president Nicolas Maduro, Rubio is savoring victory -- but the outcome came only after compromises that again left many wondering where the old Rubio had gone.
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Day After Trump's Will "Run" Venezuela Remark, A U-Turn By His Top Aide
Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested Sunday that the United States would not take a day-to-day role in governing Venezuela other than enforcing an existing "oil quarantine" on the country.
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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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US Indicts Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro For "Narco-Terrorism"
The United States indicted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and several top aides on Thursday for "narco-terrorism" and offered a $15 million reward for information leading to his capture.
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Venezuela "Ready For Aid", Says President Nicolas Maduro After Red Cross Meeting
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday the country was ready to receive international aid following a meeting in Caracas with the global Red Cross chief.
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Russia, China Block US Push For UN Action On Venezuela
Russia and China on Thursday vetoed a US push for the United Nations Security Council to call for free and fair presidential elections in Venezuela and unhindered aid access.
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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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Clashes Break Out On Venezuela Border, Police Fire Tear Gas
Venezuelan troops fired tear gas at angry protesters unable to cross into Colombia on Saturday after President Nicolas Maduro closed the border to stop the opposition bringing U.S. humanitarian aid into the South American nation.
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Venezuela Announces Concert To Counter Richard Branson's Charity Show
Venezuela's government will stage two concerts on the Colombian border this weekend to compete with a "Live Aid"-style show announced by British billionaire Richard Branson to raise funds for food and medicine for the South American country.
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25 Countries Pledge $100 Million Aid To Venezuela, US Announces
Twenty-five countries have pledged $100 million in aid to crisis-hit Venezuela, US national security advisor John Bolton announced Thursday following an Organization of American States conference on assisting the crisis-hit country.
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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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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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In Moscow, Venezuela's Maduro Thanks Vladimir Putin For Support
Embattled Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro thanked Russian President Putin for his support, after they held talks in Moscow Wednesday focussed on financial aid for the crisis-stricken Latin American country.
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Jayalalithaa Announces Rs 3 Lakh Aid for Fencing Professional
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today announced a financial assistance of Rupees three lakh for fencing professional to help her participate in competitions scheduled in Venezuela and France this month.
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Hugo Chavez getting 'better each day,' working more: Venezuelan minister
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who is recovering in Cuba after a fourth cancer surgery, is improving each day and becoming more engaged in his work, a top aide said on Tuesday.
