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No. You wouldn't want to show that the Trump administration had any hand in fomenting a coup against Venezuela.
Venezuela Crisis: Failed coup attempt by Juan Guaido; Military remains supporting Nicholas Maduro
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No. You wouldn't want to show that the Trump administration had any hand in fomenting a coup against Venezuela.
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
Why is the Venezuelan opposition so stupid
How can you say that? They're just fighting for democracy and freedom. You make it sound like they have nefarious plans to enrich themselves.
They got bodied by Maduro dumb ass
How can you say that? They're just fighting for democracy and freedom. You make it sound like they have nefarious plans to enrich themselves.
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Veteran
Bruh.
Theres so much migration from Venezuela that the GDP of the neighboring countries has elevated
For Venezuela’s Neighbors, Mass Migration Brings Economic Costs and Benefits
@88m3 @dtownreppin214
Theres so much migration from Venezuela that the GDP of the neighboring countries has elevated
For Venezuela’s Neighbors, Mass Migration Brings Economic Costs and Benefits
@88m3 @dtownreppin214
Guaidó rival declares himself Venezuela Speaker
How has the US reacted?
Despite the apparent election of Mr Parra, the US said it continues to recognise Mr Guaidó as the country's legitimate leader.
Through its embassy to Venezuela - which has been located in Bogotá, Colombia, since the two countries cut ties in 2019 - the US said Sunday's events were "completely against the will of the people and the laws governing the process".
Michael Kozak, acting assistant secretary for the US State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, added: "The desperate actions of the former Maduro regime, illegally forcibly preventing Juan Guaidó... from entering the building, make this morning's 'vote', which lacks quorum and does not meet minimum constitutional standards, a farce."
How has the US reacted?
Despite the apparent election of Mr Parra, the US said it continues to recognise Mr Guaidó as the country's legitimate leader.
Through its embassy to Venezuela - which has been located in Bogotá, Colombia, since the two countries cut ties in 2019 - the US said Sunday's events were "completely against the will of the people and the laws governing the process".
Michael Kozak, acting assistant secretary for the US State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, added: "The desperate actions of the former Maduro regime, illegally forcibly preventing Juan Guaidó... from entering the building, make this morning's 'vote', which lacks quorum and does not meet minimum constitutional standards, a farce."
In America he'd be considered a democrat, politically. Relax.Why is the Venezuelan opposition so stupid
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
They was scrappin like this in the National Assembly. shyt was comedy....
