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Venezuela has escalated tensions with the United States as President Nicolás Maduro ordered 15,000 troops to the Colombia border amid the arrival of three US Navy warships off Venezuela’s coast. The dramatic military build-up comes as Washington accuses Maduro of leading a massive cocaine-trafficking cartel, while Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello vowed to combat drug cartels “on all fronts.” The United States has doubled its bounty on Maduro’s capture to $50 million and is reportedly preparing to deploy 4,000 Marines to the region. Meanwhile, Caracas has seized 53 tons of drugs this year but rejects US claims, instead accusing Washington of plotting regime change. With Venezuelan tanks moving toward border zones and US destroyers patrolling nearby waters, the risk of a direct military clash between Trump’s forces and Maduro’s army is higher than ever. The standoff threatens to spiral into one of the most dangerous flashpoints in the Americas.

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00:18And what the threat is to ensure
00:21against Venezuela
00:22a change of regime
00:25a terroristic
00:26is
00:28It is immoral, criminal and illegal.
00:35This is the issue of the peace, of international rights,
00:39of Latin America and the Caribbean,
00:41because who attacks one in Latin America,
00:46attacks everyone.
00:58And it's not a problem, it's not a problem.
01:28And it's not a problem.
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