US EditionMontrealers Gather to Denounce U.S. Violence in Venezuela and Beyond
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In the United States, the House of Representatives and the Senate are supposed to give their approval in the event of conflicts abroad, but they were neither consulted nor even informed before the operation conducted on Saturday to kidnap Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
The Senate of the Republic paused the authorization for the entry of U.S. troops into Mexican territory in the face of the recent capture of President Nicolás Maduro and the military intervention in Venezuela.According to information from Leti Robles, a Millennium reporter, the Senate Navy Commission, chaired by the brunette Carlos Lomelí, cancelled the session scheduled for Monday, January 5, in which the authorization for the entry of U.S. mil…
The president of the American House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, at a press conference at the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on 10 December 2025. ELIZABETH FRANTZ / REUTERS The military operation that led to the abduction, in the heart of Caracas, of Nicolas Maduro, Venezuelan president, and of Cilia Flores, his wife, on Saturday 3 January, made a...
Redacción / Grupo Cantón The Navy Commission cancelled the session in which the entry of US military to Mexico would be analyzed, in the midst of an international scenario marked by the capture of Nicolás Maduro. The Senate of the Republic put in pause the authorization for the entry of U.S. troops to [...] The post Senate slows the entry of U.S. troops after crisis in Venezuela appeared first on Quintana Roo Hoy.
After an attack on Venezuela and the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, a session in the Senate to authorize the entry of U.S. troops into Mexico was cancelled.On Monday, January 5, a session was planned following President Claudia Sheinbaum's petition to allow the entry of U.S. special forces into the country.After an attack on Venezuela, a session in the Senate on the entry of U.S. troops into Mexico was cancelledClaudia Sheinbaum requested the Senate …
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