Maduro’s Message to Trump: ‘Peace,’ He Tells CNN Reporter

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Since August, the US has deployed eight warships, a nuclear-powered submarine and F-35 aircraft to the Caribbean.

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has called on his US counterpart Donald Trump to ensure peace in the Caribbean, CNN reports. At a rally in Caracas, a reporter asked if he had a message for Trump. Maduro replied in English: "Yes, peace, yes peace."

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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has urged his US counterpart Donald Trump not to drag the US into an "eternal war" modelled on Afghanistan. The call comes at a time of high tensions and a surge in US military forces in the region, as Trump's Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth has vowed to "cleanse" America of "narco-terrorists". Speaking to CNN outside the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Maduro urged Trump to seek peace instead of …

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The United States is gathering massive military presence off the coast of South America. Venezuela's president admonishes his counterpart in Washington in view of the threatening gestures to moderation.

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said the people of the United States should join Venezuela for the peace of the Americas. His statements were made to CNN in the middle of a rally on Thursday in Caracas. Maduro urged the United States not to enter into another protracted conflict, asking his people in Spanish: “To unite for the peace of the Americas. No more endless wars. No more unjust wars. No more Libya. No more Afghanistan.” Asked if he h…