US EditionVenezuela Hit — Now What
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Venezuela hit — now what
Unless you live in a cave and have been in hibernation, it is well known that the United States carried out a surgical strike that successfully captured and extracted the Venezuelan President and his wife from Caracas and delivered them to New York a few hours later. Unlike in Panama in 1989 when numerous SEALS were killed while ultimately taking into custody the president of that country; no American died in the raid. It was brave, professional…
The U player says she has been able to talk constantly with her family, where the big issue is to know what is coming now. The concern about what is being lived in Venezuela, after the invasion of the United States to arrest Nicolás Maduro, also affects Chile, where there is a gigantic community of that nationality in the country. One of them is Barbara Sanchez, a player from Universidad de Chile, who tells how she has lived the last hours since…
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