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US military strike off the coast of Venezuela disrupts life in impoverished fishing communities
The U.S. strike on a suspected drug-running boat has exacerbated poverty for fishermen who now earn less than $100 monthly amid Venezuela's economic crisis, officials said.
- A U.S. military strike on September 2 targeted a boat near Venezuela, which the Trump administration claims was transporting drugs and members of the Tren de Aragua gang.
- Speculation continues in Venezuela about the identities of those who died in the strike and possible motives behind it.
- Fishermen in communities like Guaca and El Morro face declining incomes, potentially falling below $100 a month, insufficient for basic groceries.
- Some residents doubt the Venezuelan government's statement that a video of the strike was generated using artificial intelligence, questioning its credibility.
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US military strike near Venezuela disrupts life in fishing communities
The situation highlights the region's reliance on illegal trade amid economic hardship.
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