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In Trinidad and Tobago, the political party Movement for Social Justice rejected on Tuesday the presence of U.S. troops in the Caribbean, qualifying it as unnecessary and provocative. teleSUR
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00:01Meanwhile, in Trinidad and Tobago, the political party movement for social justice rejected
00:05on Tuesday the presence of U.S. troops in the Caribbean, qualifying it as unnecessary
00:10and provocative.
00:11The organization assured that the real objective of the United States is not to fight drug trafficking
00:15but to exert pressure on Venezuela following its historical policy of seeking changes in
00:21countries with non-aligned governments in the region.
00:23Military deployment has generated criticism from different Trinidadian political and social
00:28sectors, which is considered an intimidating action and a dangerous escalation.
00:32So far, the Caribbean community has yet to officially pronounce on the U.S. presence in the area.
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