Venezuela Strengthens Bolivarian Militia and Denounces Imperialism's Campaign of Lies - teleSUR English

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By CNN en Español As tensions rise between Venezuela and the United States over the announcement of the deployment of ships to the Caribbean, and the government of President Nicolás Maduro calls for "defending the homeland" through the Bolivarian Militia, several Venezuelans interviewed by CNN on the streets of Caracas said that, rather than preparing for conflict, most are immersed in their daily routines: working, running errands, and buying f…

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Venezuela’s Interior Minister, Diosdado Cabello, said Wednesday that the country is prepared to face “whatever comes as hard as it is,” after mentioning the enlistment of militia to “defend the homeland” in the face of the intentions of the United States to send boats in the Caribbean Sea to fight drug trafficking.

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"Venezuela is not a territory for the cultivation of drugs," said Godrino López.

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President Nicolás Maduro denied a possible invasion of the United States and called citizens to enlist in the Bolivarian Militia, after sending U.S. troops to the Caribbean. Tension entry into Venezuela: Maduro states “there is no way” of U.S. invasion was first published in El Diario.

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Work of www.talqualdigital.com The Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace, Diosdado Cabello, said on Wednesday, August 27, that the country is prepared to face "whatever comes as hard as it is", after mentioning the enlistment of militiamen to "defend the homeland" in the face of the intentions of the United States to send boats in the [...] The entrance Diosdado Cabello says that Venezuela will face "what comes as hard as it is" #28Ago was fir…