Tag: Nicolás Maduro
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US Urges Citizens to Flee Venezuela as Paramilitaries Reportedly Target Americans
Urgent warning prompts travel advisory update The United States has issued an urgent advisory urging its citizens to depart Venezuela immediately in response to reports that armed paramilitary groups are actively seeking to track down and target American nationals. The notice comes roughly a week after Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, was captured in a dramatic…
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U.S. Urges Citizens to Flee Venezuela as Paramilitary Threats Rise After Maduro’s Capture
Key Update: U.S. Advises Immediate Departure for American Citizens The United States has issued a compelling security advisory, urging all American citizens in Venezuela to depart the country immediately. The warning comes in the wake of growing reports that armed paramilitary groups are targeting Western nationals, including U.S. passport holders. The move represents a significant…
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Venezuelans in Cork Welcome Maduro’s Removal and Look Ahead
Community in Cork Responds to Maduro’s Removal Residents of Venezuelan origin living in Cork, Ireland, welcomed the reported removal of President Nicolas Maduro from power. The gathering of families, students, and professionals from the Venezuelan diaspora reflected a mix of relief, cautious optimism, and curiosity about the path forward for their homeland. Community leaders in…
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Venezuela Freezes Penalties? Detainees Released to Consolidate Peace After Maduro’s Detention
Venezuela Announces Mass Detainee Releases In a move described by Venezuela’s congressional leadership as a step toward consolidating peace, Caracas announced that an “important number” of detainees would be released. The announcement comes five days after the United States seized the political figure at the center of the country’s leadership, Nicolás Maduro. Authorities offered few…
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Venezuela Frees Detainees to Consolidate Peace: What It Means for the Nation
Background: A Bold Step in Venezuela’s Fragile Peace Process In a move that signals a potential shift in Venezuela’s fraught political landscape, the government announced the release of an “important number” of detainees. The decision, described by the congressional president as a gesture to consolidate peace, comes five days after the United States seized the…
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Venezuela Releases Detainees in Move to Consolidate Peace After Maduro Seizure
Context: A Sudden Sign of Concession Five days after the United States announced actions that effectively targeted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, Caracas said it would release an “important number” of detainees in what officials described as a gesture to consolidate peace. The announcement comes amid a tense political climate, questions about the scope of detainee…
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Senate Advances Bipartisan War Powers Resolution to Curb Trump’s Venezuela Actions
Overview: Senate Takes Aim at Presidential Military Action in Venezuela The U.S. Senate on Thursday moved to advance a bipartisan war powers resolution designed to prevent additional unilateral military action against Venezuela by former President Donald Trump. The measure comes after Trump ordered a weekend raid aimed at capturing Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, a move…
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Venezuela Claims 100 Dead in U.S. Attack That Ousted Maduro
Unverified Claims Shake Venezuela as Maduro Allegations Surface A day after the latest surge of political upheaval in Venezuela, the interior minister, Diosdado Cabello, made a controversial assertion: approximately 100 people had died in a U.S.-led attack that, he said, removed President Nicolás Maduro from power on the previous Saturday. The remarks, carried in a…
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Venezuela Interior Minister Claims 100 Die in U.S. Attack Tying Maduro Ouster
Unverified claim from Caracas Venezuela’s interior minister, Diosdado Cabello, publicly asserted late on Wednesday that 100 people died in a U.S.-initiated attack that allegedly removed President Nicolás Maduro from power on the previous Saturday. The claim, reported by Reuters and other outlets, has not been substantiated by independent observers or regional authorities, and government spokespeople…
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India Urges Calm and Civilians’ Safety as US Strikes Shake Venezuela
India prioritizes civilian safety amid Venezuela crisis New Delhi’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar underscored that protecting people on the ground in Venezuela remains India’s foremost concern as the crisis unfolds in the wake of US military operations and the detention of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife. In a statement that stressed humanitarian considerations,…