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Reports indicate U.S. preparing airstrikes on Venezuela

Miami, Florida.- According to reports from the Miami Herald and The Wall Street Journal, the United States is allegedly preparing to launch airstrikes on military installations in Venezuela, marking a potential escalation against President Nicolás Maduro’s government. Citing sources close to the D... Read more

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