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The United States reinforces its threats against the Caribbean region, after installing a military radar in Trinidad and Tobago, near the Venezuelan coast. teleSUR

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00:00And the United States reinforces its threats against the Caribbean region

00:03after installing a military radar in Trinidad and Tobago near the Venezuelan coast.

00:08The information was confirmed by Trinidad Prime Minister Kamala Persat-Bissasar,

00:13who justified the measure as an alleged surveillance plan against drug trafficking.

00:17Though the government assured that the country would not be a military base for a war against Venezuela,

00:22the static installation of the radar suggests an objective of pressure against Caracas.

00:26In recent days, the Board of Spain acknowledged the presence of U.S. Marines on the island

00:31after the Prime Minister denied these accusations, which pointed to Trinidad and Tobago

00:36as contributing to the expansion of foreign military presence in the region.

Trinidad and Tobago | Govt. allows U.S. radar near Venezuelan coasts

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