US Edition‘Don't Ask Me Who's in Charge': Trump Declares the U.S. Is Now Running a Latin American Country, and Warns Two Others They're Next
- President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. could launch a second strike on Venezuela if they do not behave, as reported aboard Air Force One.
- Trump warned that if Delcy Rodríguez does not comply, she will face significant consequences, potentially greater than those for Nicolás Maduro.
- Delcy Rodríguez invited U.S. officials to collaborate with Venezuela on a development agenda focused on peace and cooperation, emphasizing sovereignty.
- President Trump criticized Colombia's President Gustavo Petro for his opposition.
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Editorial: Maduro faces justice: Arrest the Venezuelan tyrant, don’t take over the country
Donald Trump’s telling of a very large attack against Venezuela and claims that the U.S. will now be running the South American country are at odds with the limited and precise “apprehension mission” in the pre-dawn hours of Saturday as…
Trump tells NBC News he will be top person in charge of Venezuela
Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro makes his first court appearance after his stunning capture and arrest. Meet the Press Moderator Kristen Welker speaks exclusively with President Trump about his reaction to Maduro’s arraignment as well as the future of Venezuela and the region.
‘Don't ask me who's in charge': Trump declares the U.S. is now running a Latin American country, and warns two others they're next
President Donald Trump revealed who is running Venezuela right now and said that Cuba’s government might fall apart soon. He also warned Colombia’s president. These comments show how his administration is taking a much harder line against left-wing governments in Latin America. According to Politico, Trump made these remarks on Air Force One while flying back to Washington. This happened just two days after American military forces went into Ca…
Trump says US ‘in charge’ of Venezuela after Maduro grab
What happenedPresident Donald Trump Sunday night told reporters that the U.S. is “in charge” of Venezuela after the U.S. military seized its president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife in a raid on Caracas early Saturday. Trump on Saturday said the U.S. would “run the country” and its oil wealth for an unspecified period of time, and he was “not afraid of boots on the ground.” But Secretary of State Marco Rubio earlier Sunday said the U.S. is “runni…
US President Donald Trump has assured the United States that it is "in charge" of Venezuela, after the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro. The former leader of Caracas will have been put to a New York court for months to bring him to the knowledge of drug trafficking charges.
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