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The legal questions raised by Trump’s Venezuela plan
‘This is clearly a blatant, illegal and criminal act’
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Why has Trump attacked Venezuela? What we know so far as Maduro captured
Tensions are ramping up as Trump has captured Venezuela’s leader Nicolas Maduro and launched a “large-scale” strike on the South American nation last night
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Who is Nicolas Maduro? The Venezuela president ‘captured’ by Trump’s US forces
Trump’s administration has accused Maduro of leading drug cartels, among other crimes, and has pressured him to step down for months
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The Venezuelans are very clear about who their president is – and it’s not Trump
As Venezuelans come to terms with a seismic 24 hours, they tell Chief International Correspondent Bel Trew they fear this is just a shift from an internally imposed authoritarian…
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The legal questions raised by Trump’s Venezuela plan
‘This is clearly a blatant, illegal and criminal act’
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What’s next for Venezuela – and who is in charge of the country?
The overnight raid, which has shocked the international community, came after months of growing tensions between US and Venezuela
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Venezuela live: Maduro to appear in court as Trump warns Colombia of military action
Trump warns Mexico to get its ‘act together’ and says America ‘needs Greenland’
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Was Trump’s attack on Venezuela illegal?
This is clearly a blatant, illegal and criminal act, say law experts
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Trump wants to rule Venezuela by force – but he’s getting the US into a mess
Sam Kiley reports from the Simon Bolivar Bridge in Cucuta, on the Colombian border with Venezuela, where two armies and a militia are in a standoff while Trump threatens Caracas
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Trump says Venezuela is ‘turning over’ up to 50m barrels of oil - live updates
Meanwhile, the Trump administration said it was considering using the military to acquire Greenland