US EditionThe Caribbean on a Knife’s Edge: Trump’s Military Buildup Threatens Venezuela
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Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, warned this Thursday that whoever requests the invasion of his country will be “judged immediately” and declared as “traitor to the homeland,” in a context in which he accuses the US of wanting to promote a “regime change” after its military deployment in the Caribbean Sea under the argument of fighting drug trafficking.
The Caribbean on a Knife’s Edge: Trump’s Military Buildup Threatens Venezuela
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Nicolás Maduro Denounces Attempted US Military Intervention in Venezuela in Interview With Rafael Correa
The Venezuelan president accuses Washington of deploying warships and missiles near the Caribbean to overthrow the government and control the country’s natural resources. In an interview with former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa on September 9, broadcast on RT Spanish, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro warned of the growing U.S. military presence in Caribbean waters and its potential geopolitical implications. He stated that the presence …
The U.S. campaign to overthrow Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution since 1999 – Struggle – La Lucha
Recent weeks have seen a marked U.S. escalation against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and its President, Nicholas Maduro. Donald Trump and his generals have significantly increased U.S. naval activity throughout the Caribbean Sea. This [...] Source
Washington deploys warships and reinforces its naval presence off the Venezuelan coast, while Nicolás Maduro responds with threats of armed resistance.The crisis opens a new chapter in the dispute between the two countries, with implications for all Latin America.Main Topics: CaribbeanRead full article
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