Venezuela, Texas and Maduro
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Venezuelans in North Texas see US intervention as liberation
American citizens and lawmakers are still divided on the developing situation, but those with ties to the country largely see a change in regime as welcome.
Some Venezuelans living in SA call the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro long overdue and could mark the beginning of a better future for their country.
Nearly 100 people gathered at a “No War With Venezuela” protest in downtown Dallas' Main Street Garden Park on Saturday night.
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Texas lawmaker stuck in Caribbean after Venezuela strikes ground flights
State Rep. Venton Jones (D-Dallas) said he and his partner were waiting to hear further about when they'll be allowed to return home.
Crude oil futures traded lower on Sunday evening as traders bet that the capture of Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces over the weekend would help boost supplies in the global market.
Texas Republicans and Democrats running for the U.S. Senate have split sharply over President Donald Trump’s military operation against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, an early flashpoint over foreign policy and presidential authority.
Maduro and his wife landed late Saturday afternoon at a small airport in New York. The couple face U.S. charges of participating in a narco-terrorism conspiracy. The dramatic action capped an intensive Trump administration pressure campaign on Venezuela’s autocratic leader and months of secret planning,