Trump pushes Venezuela for an agreement allowing U.S. troops to stay
Summary
Trump is pushing Venezuela for an agreement allowing U.S. troops to stay, The NY Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported on Tuesday 3 November, The NY Times writing that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is starting talks on a legal agreement, although the two countries have long been adversaries and the United States attacked Venezuela this year. Many Venezuelans bristle at what they call a new form of Western colonialism, with the president's boasting of taking the country's oil, and the sight of U.S. troops in the country could fuel their anger, the Inquirer wrote.
Latest: Trump is pushing Venezuela for an agreement allowing U.S. troops to stay, The NY Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, The NY Times writing that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is starting talks on a legal agreement and the Inquirer that the sight of U.S. troops in the country could fuel the anger of many Venezuelans.
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Tuesday 3 November
Trump is pushing Venezuela for an agreement allowing U.S. troops to stay, The NY Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, The NY Times writing that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is starting talks on a legal agreement and the Inquirer that the sight of U.S. troops in the country could fuel the anger of many Venezuelans.
- 15:50The Philadelphia Inquirer Trump pushes Venezuela for agreement allowing U.S. troops to stay
- 13:17The NY Times Trump Pushes Venezuela for Agreement Allowing U.S. Troops to Stay