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Trump says will talk to Maduro, won’t rule out troops in Venezuela
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump said Monday he will talk at some point to his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro, while declining to rule out putting US boots on the ground in the Latin American nation. Trump’s comments came as a huge US military buildup off the coast of Venezuela stokes tensions, with Washington accusing Maduro of leading a “terrorist” drug cartel.
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repubblica.it
Trump apre al dialogo con il Venezuela: “A un certo punto parlerò con Maduro, ma non escludo nulla”
Così il presidente Usa risponde a una domanda sulla possibilità di un attacco di terra. Rubio invece ha annunciato che classificheranno come gruppo terroristic…
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lemonde.fr
Trump raises possibility of talks with Venezuela's Maduro amid US military buildup
United States President Donald Trump said Sunday he may soon speak with his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro as a US anti-drug smuggling campaign has fueled tensions between…
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huffpost.com
Trump Mulls Talks With Maduro As U.S. Military Makes Major Move Toward Venezuela Conflict
The most advanced U.S. aircraft carrier has arrived in the Caribbean Sea in a display of American military power.
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tass.com
Trump says doesn’t rule out use of ground forces in Venezuela
Donald Trump said that the US "has to take care of Venezuela"
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arabnews.com
Trump says will talk to Maduro, won’t rule out troops in Venezuela
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump said Monday he will talk at some point to his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro, while declining to rule out putting US boots on the ground…
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liberoquotidiano.it
Maduro: "Pronto a parlare con Trump" | Libero Quotidiano.it
Il presidente del Venezuela Nicolás Maduro ha insistito sul fatto che l'aumento della presenza militare statunitense e gli attacchi contro presunte navi dedite al traffico di…
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bbc.com
Maduro 'ready to talk face to face' as US pressure mounts
Following increased US pressure on the Venezuelan government, the two sides say they are open to talks.