US EditionVenezuela helps vault Rubio to quarterback of Trump’s foreign policy team
- Rubio is leading President Donald Trump’s foreign policy team, focusing on Latin America, particularly Venezuela, due to his background as a child of Cuban immigrants and his experience as a former Florida senator.
- Rubio outlined a three-phase plan involving the sale of seized Venezuelan oil to rebuild the country, help restore civil society, and transition to a new government.
- Rubio believes Nicolás Maduro is tied to the Castro movement and emphasizes the need for bipartisan support for military action.
- Rubio has moderated the president's remarks while continuing to defend Trump’s plans for Venezuela.
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The president of the United States forces Marco Rubio to share with Chris Wright the transition that, for the time being, Delcy Rodríguez and the rest of the world have...
The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, joked about his future before the wave of parodys that show him as the "man for everything."
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Venezuela helps vault Rubio to quarterback of Trump’s foreign policy team
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a football fan, now is quarterbacking President Donald Trump’s foreign policy team as it navigates particularly turbulent global waters, notably in Venezuela.
The Minister General of Government responded to the criticism that the former mayor of Recoleta made to her and to the government for the position before the intervention of the United States in Venezuela.
Why Marco Rubio Keeps Sipping Trump’s Power
Key takeaways: • Marco Rubio once stood on his own but now follows Trump’s lead. • He backed a U.S. invasion of Venezuela without clear legal or congressional support. • Diplomats and experts have been sidelined under his watch. • Rubio traded real diplomacy for threats and TV sound bites. • His loyalty to Trump shrank his independence and reputation. Marco Rubio’s Unquenchable Thirst Marco Rubio rose quickly in national politics. At first, he a…
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