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Trinidad and Tobago mulls 'mass deportation' of migrants in row with Venezuela

Nicolás Maduro · Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago mulls 'mass deportation' of migrants in row with Venezuela

Coverage: 37 sources

Trinidad and Tobago, in a deepening diplomatic row with Caracas over US military activity in the Caribbean, was on Tuesday mulling a "mass deportation" of undocumented migrants -- most of whom are Venezuelans -- from its territory.See the Story

With Less than a Year Until the Election, Lula's Government Wants to Reinforce Its Discourse on Security.

Jair Bolsonaro · Rio De Janeiro

With Less than a Year Until the Election, Lula's Government Wants to Reinforce Its Discourse on Security.

Following the operation in Rio, the Presidential Palace seeks to counter the opposition's narrative and focus on concrete actions.See the Story

Seniat Reports More than Bs. 161 Billion 523 Million Collected in October

Venezuela · Venezuela

Seniat Reports More than Bs. 161 Billion 523 Million Collected in October

In October 2025, the National Integrated Service of Customs and Tax Administration (Seniat), raised 161 billion 523 million 259 thousand 970 bolívares. Through a publication on its official social networks, the institution reported that by means of customs they entered 51 billion 503 million 959 million 494 bolívares and [...] The entry Seniat reports more than Bs. 161 billion 523 million collected in October was first published in Information F…See the Story

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