US Edition‘How Are You Going to Criticize Putin?": Senator Bernie Sanders on the Trump Administration’s Capture of Nicolas Maduro
- US President Donald Trump stated that the US would oversee Venezuela's oil resources for years, emphasizing that, 'we will rebuild it in a very profitable way.'
- Trump announced that the US would acquire between 30 and 50 million barrels of heavy Venezuelan crude, generating revenue for the US.
- Trump mentioned that the interim leadership in Venezuela was 'giving us everything that we feel is necessary' to meet US demands.
- He expressed hope to visit Venezuela in the future, saying, 'I think at some point it'll be safe.
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The fate of Venezuela: What happens next?
President Trump's authorization of the brazen U.S. military raid that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas has sent questions swirling around what comes next for the South American nation and what the Trump administration's strategy is for preventing a total economic and security meltdown in Venezuela.
What role Venezuela really plays in drug trafficking and how it compares to Mexico and Colombia, the countries Trump warned after the capture of Maduro By: José Carlos Cueto-Correspondent BBC News Nicolás Maduro had not yet landed in the U.S. after his capture in Venezuela when Donald Trump warned that Mexico and Colombia could be the following targets in his anti-drug crusade. From his border neighbor he said that “something had to be done” and…
‘How are you going to criticize Putin?": Senator Bernie Sanders on the Trump administration’s capture of Nicolas Maduro
It is a tumultuous time in American politics. With the capture of Nicolas Maduro and the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman by an I.C.E. agent, questions are arising about how much power the administration should have. Independent U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders joins Christiane Amanpour to discuss where Congress stands.
On social media, Maduro's capture by US President Donald Trump has mainly sparked cheerful dance videos, featuring the gray sweatsuit. Does this reflect the seriousness of the situation?
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