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“Venezuela let their gangs out”: How America became the new target
Residents point to bullet holes and boarded windows and say the situation now feels “just like Venezuela.” Migrants who fled ...
The US president invokes the usual suspects – drugs, organised crime, illegal migration – but this is simply a grab for resources and power, says Andrés Antillano, a social psychologist at the Central ...
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Armed gangs hunt Americans on Venezuela streets after Maduro fall
Armed militias loyal to ousted Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro are terrorising the streets of Caracas, setting up ...
Venezuela sprawls over terrain twice the size of California, with vast tracts of treacherous jungles, steep mountains and ...
How government failure in Venezuelan prison system created transnational criminal organization now facing federal charges in ...
Despite Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro’s ouster, his regime still remains in power in some sectors of the country. This is because of the Colectivos, pro-Maduro paramilitary groups […] ...
AMERICANS in Venezuela should “leave the country immediately” as armed militias hunt for Trump fans, authorities have urged.
Gangs of armed pro-regime militants on motorbikes have taken over the streets of Caracas, hunting down Venezuelans who ...
Donald Trump says Venezuela will sell up to 50 million barrels of oil to the US at “market price” — and that he will control ...
Days after the American military operation that seized Venezuelan dictator Maduro, the South American nation is still gripped ...
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Like Venezuela, Haiti is mired in instability. Here’s why the U.S. is unlikely to intervene
Yet few analysts expect a U.S. military intervention in Haiti similar to the pre-dawn raid carried out in Venezuela. The reason, they say, lies in Haiti’s lack of strategic value to an administration ...
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