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Latin America rejects threats to Venezuela
Peace and dialogue are what’s needed now, not sanctions or war, writes TIM YOUNG
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THE possibility of military intervention against Venezuela is looming large following a threat made by US President Donald Trump in early August.
Answering questions from reporters, he said: “We have many options for Venezuela, including a possible military option if necessary.”
This ramping up of pressure has been widely condemned by countries across Latin America, many of which have directly suffered from past US intervention.
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