One in three Americans opposes the Venezuelan leader's abduction by US forces, a poll shows, while others are unsure.
One in three Americans opposes the Venezuelan leader’s abduction by US forces, a poll shows, while others are unsure.
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Americans are evenly split in their support for the US military operation to abduct Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, an opinion poll has found.
Thirty-three percent of Americans support Maduro’s abduction, compared with 34 percent who are against it and 32 percent who are not sure, the Reuters/Ipsos poll showed on Monday.
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