US EditionThe Case for Trump Not Using US Military Force Against Maduro and Venezuela
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Nicolás Maduro Proposes a Face-to-Face to Donald Trump: "the Invasion of Venezuela Would Be Its End"
According to ministerial sources, the US president would like to conclude an oil agreement with Venezuela, which has huge crude reserves, rather than demanding the departure of its leader, Nicolás Maduro.
While the USS aircraft carrier "Gerald-R.-Ford" arrived on Sunday off the Venezuelan coast, the US president said that he would speak "at some point" to Nicolas Maduro.
The United States has carried out in recent weeks some 20 strikes against boats which they accuse - without presenting any evidence - of transporting drugs Donald Trump said Monday
By CNN en Español - Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said Monday that a U.S. military intervention in his country would be the “political end” of Donald Trump’s leadership. In his weekly program on VTV, Maduro asserted that sectors within and outside the U.S. president’s inner circle are “provoking” an armed action that, he said, would lead Trump “into a precipice.” “They want President Trump to commit the most serious mistake of his entire l…
The Venezuelan president denounced that sectors of power in the U.S. fuel a military conflict to destroy the leadership of the U.S. president.
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