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With the Death of the ‘Child’ Guerrero, Everything Changed to Stay the Same in the Mines
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Last June’s joint military operation between Venezuelan and U.S. forces aroused expectations of high carats in the southeastern state of Bolívar, a gold region until then under the yoke of criminal gangs. However, the subsequent developments fell short. The inhabitants of the mining settlements of Las Claritas and Kilómetro 88, where the Aragua Train had become strong, feel little improvement, and are beginning to miss the old order of the ‘pran…
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