Trump Plans to Meet with Delcy Rodriguez for the First Time on the Sidelines of the UN General Assembly, Axios Reports
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Trump and Delcy Rodriguez considering first meeting, Axios reports. US President Donald Trump is planning to meet for the first time with Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez, possibly next week, the American news website Axios reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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The Cuban Foreign Ministry has said that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's attempt to subjugate Cubans is pointless, while US media outlets CBS News and Axios are reporting a parallel shift in Washington's relations with Venezuela. According to CBS News, the Pentagon's deputy director of intelligence visited Caracas to meet with the Venezuelan leadership, while Axios writes that Donald Trump is considering a first meeting with Delcy Rodriguez …
Since the United States captured and deposed Maduro in Caracas last January, the Trump administration has backed Rodriguez's new government.
Trump pushing for hazardous meeting with Venezuelan leader at UN Assembly: insiders
President Donald Trump could hold a landmark sit-down with Venezuela's interim leader Delcy Rodriguez within days, according to people familiar with the planning — an encounter insiders say comes loaded with political hazards on both sides of the border.The meeting would likely happen on the margins of Trump's upcoming trip to New York for the UN General Assembly, where talks with Gulf leaders on the Iran war are already on his calendar. Tuesday…
It would be the first meeting between the two leaders, after the United States deposed and imprisoned Nicolás Maduro.The bilateral meeting would take place in New York.
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