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US Foreign Policy · United StatesThe Trump administration has demanded that Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez expel China, Russia, Iran and Cuba and sever economic ties before being allowed to pump more oil, while requiring exclusive US partnership on oil production, according to three people familiar with the plan.See the Story
Trump demands Venezuela kick out China and Russia, partner only with US on oil: ABC News
Coverage: 35 sources
Millington · MillingtonMEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Excitement is building at the former Memphis Motorsports Park in Millington. On Wednesday, the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) broke ground on the $60-million revitalization project. The owners plan to turn the raceway into a multi-use destination with drag racing, other motorsports, and large community events. During the groundbreaking ceremony, local officials talked [...]See the Story
IHRA Officially Breaks Ground on Raceway Revitalization Project
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Nicolás Maduro · CaracasPor Michael Rios y Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español Los venezolanos buscan recuperar cierta normalidad tras la captura del presidente Nicolás Maduro por parte de Estados Unidos, mientras las autoridades del país reprimen cualquier muestra de apoyo al derrocamiento del líder. El lunes, cuando Delcy Rodríguez asumió como presidenta encargada de Venezuela, grupos de derechos humanos advirtieron sobre una creciente represión. Puestos de control se insta…See the Story
Días después del ataque de EE.UU., venezolanos se debaten entre el nerviosismo, el miedo a la represión y la normalidad
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