US EditionMaduro Challenges Trump: He Doesn't Think He Dares to Get Him Out and Dismisses Negotiating His Way Out of Power
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The Spanish newspaper El País reported this Sunday that Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro would be determined to remain in power at all costs, feeling confident that the counter-narcotics operation carried out by the administration of President Donald Trump will not escalate enough to carry out military actions against his regime. According to what the newspaper published, sources familiar with the internal discussions in Caracas, and whose ide…
The Trump administration is preparing several plans for pressure on Maduro to force the President of Venezuela to resign from office.
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro could become a legitimate target for the United States if he is deemed a drug lord and terrorist, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing Politico. The publication notes that Donald Trump has once again targeted Maduro during his second presidential term, but in a different way. Now, he is reiterating long-standing accusations that the dictator is a drug lord and a dangerous criminal. According to sources familiar with the…
The administration of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, plans to increase the pressure against Nicolás Maduro, without formally declaring a change of regime, according to sources to Politico. Officials close to the president said that the strategy seeks to weaken him, cataloging him as “narcotics and criminal,” in the hope that he “falls only by this pressure” without the need for direct action. “We are going to exert enormous pr…
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