US EditionCaribbean leaders offer mediation in US–Venezuela tensions
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The Attorney General of the Republic, Tarek William Saab, reported that Venezuela “is still ready to resume dialogue” with the United States, amid tensions over military deployment in the Caribbean Sea. During an interview with the BBC Newshour program, Saab said that the United States wanted a “regime change” in Venezuela. “Undoubtedly Trump wants to overthrow our government,” he said. Moreover, Saab accused the United States of trying to seize…
Caribbean leaders want to mediate peace between the US and Venezuela
As tensions rise between the US and Venezuela over an apparent impending military conflict, desperate regional leaders have now offered themselves as mediators, urging both sides to talk before it is too late. And caught in the middle of all this is the federation of Trinidad and Tobago, where the USS Gravely, a US guided missile destroyer docked in Trinidad on Sunday, moored in a local port just about 20 miles from the Venezuelan coast. This me…
The Episcopal Conference of Bishops of the Antilles, which brings together Catholic religious leaders, expressed its concern at the increase of US troops in the Caribbean Sea to combat drug trafficking, according to the US government. The religious entity denounced, through a statement published on its portal, that military maneuvers could have "possible implications" for [...] The entry Caribbean religious leaders denounce an increase of US tro…
Caribbean leaders offer mediation in US–Venezuela tensions
The wider Caribbean has offered to become intermediaries between the United States and Venezuela amid their current heightened tensions and the military build-up in the region, which has triggered deep concerns about the threat of war, and has now prompted moves to prevent it. Dominica’s Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, said yesterday that Dominica, Barbados, and […]
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