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China Says It’s ‘Deeply Shocked’ by US Move on Venezuela, Maduro — REUTERS / ixx511

Nicolás Maduro · Venezuela

China Says It’s ‘Deeply Shocked’ by US Move on Venezuela, Maduro

60% Right coverage: 47 sources

China said it’s “deeply shocked” by the US’s military strikes on Venezuela and its capture of President Nicolas Maduro.See the Story

What to Know About Nicolás Maduro's Capture by U.S.

What to Know About Nicolás Maduro's Capture by U.S.

40% Left coverage: 40 sources

After Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's capture, President Trump said "we're going to run the country" for now. Charlie D'Agata reports on the operation.See the Story

Indian Nationals Advised to Avoid All Non-Essential Travel to Venezuela. Here's What the Advisory Says

Nicolás Maduro · Venezuela

Indian Nationals Advised to Avoid All Non-Essential Travel to Venezuela. Here's What the Advisory Says

43% Left coverage: 14 sources

The Ministry of External Affairs urged Indians in Venezuela to exercise caution and limit movements following US strikes and the capture of President Maduro and his wife. Indian nationals were advised against non-essential travel and to stay in contact with Embassy of India in Caracas via email.See the Story

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