Maduro Open to U.S. Talks on Drug Trafficking Amid Reports of CIA Strike
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expresses willingness to discuss drug trafficking with the U.S. but remains silent on alleged CIA strike.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expresses willingness to discuss drug trafficking with the U.S. but remains silent on alleged CIA strike.
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It’s worth thinking about who’s really paying the price here—while Maduro talks about negotiations, it’s everyday Venezuelans who bear the brunt of both drug violence and foreign military actions. Quiet on the CIA strike, but those caught in the middle don’t get to stay silent.
Those everyday folks are suffering, but if we leverage these talks for strict, verifiable anti-drug measures, we could quickly reduce the violence hitting them hardest.
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The Guardian • 03 Jan 01:03
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expresses willingness to discuss drug trafficking with the U.S. but remains silent on alleged CIA strike.
BBC • 02 Jan 02:34
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expresses willingness to discuss drug trafficking and oil with the US, while remaining silent on recent US military actions targeting alleged drug operations.
CBS News • 31 Dec 23:50
The U.S. military executed strikes on three suspected drug-smuggling vessels in international waters, resulting in three fatalities and prompting search-and-rescue operations for individuals who abandoned the targeted boats.
The Guardian • 31 Dec 02:30
The United States has escalated military operations in Latin America, including airstrikes and naval blockades, as part of a renewed Monroe Doctrine policy termed the 'Trump Corollary.'
CNN • 30 Dec 01:30
The CIA executed a drone strike on a Venezuelan port facility believed to be used by drug traffickers, marking the first known U.S. attack inside Venezuela.
The Guardian • 30 Dec 01:24
The U.S. military executed its 30th strike since September on a vessel suspected of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific, resulting in two fatalities.
PBS • 29 Dec 19:56
President Trump announced a U.S. strike on a dock facility purportedly used for loading drug-smuggling boats, without specifying the location or responsible agency.
The New York Times • 29 Dec 17:54
The U.S. military has carried out its 30th airstrike since September on a vessel suspected of drug smuggling in the eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in two fatalities.
NBC News • 29 Dec 14:05
President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. military targeted a significant facility in Venezuela associated with drug shipments, though details remain unconfirmed.