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US Reaffirms 'Unwavering Support' For Restoration Of Democracy, Justice In Venezuela Authored by Yeny Sora Robles via The Epoch Times, The U.S. State Department issued a statement on July 27 reaffirming that the United States remains steadfast in its support for the restoration of democracy and justice in Venezuela, one year after the election that saw leader Nicolás Maduro remain at the helm. “One year since dictator Nicolás Maduro defied the will of the Venezuelan people by baselessly declaring himself the winner, the United States remains firm in its unwavering support to Venezuela's restoration of democratic order and justice,” the statement reads. The foreign policy agency, headed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, declared that Maduro is the leader of the narco-terrorist organization Cartel de Los Soles (Cartel of the Suns), responsible for drug trafficking to the United States and Europe. “Maduro, currently indicted by our nation, has corrupted Venezuelan institutions to faci...

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VR Capital Group and Fidera Ltd are joining a Venezuela creditor committee, bringing the amount the group controls to roughly half of the nation's $60 billion of defaulted dollar bonds, according to people familiar with the matter....

Venezuelan Migrant Driving For Amazon Hits Mother And 4 Month Old Child, Flees The Scene Today in "the unending successes of migration" news, a Venezuelan migrant working for Amazon drove his truck into a Florida mother who was pushing her 4 month old child, and then fled the scene of the crime, according to a new report by the NY Post. The hit and run caused the mother “catastrophic” injuries and the child was thrown into the street, the report says. Home surveillance video showed the mother being "dragged onto the front of the car".  The mother, whose identity has not been revealed, was walking with her infant and the family dog in Ives Estates near Miami when they were allegedly hit by Sarahy Parra-Ovalles. Parra-Ovalles entered the U.S. on a tourist visa in 2019, which expired in 2021, according to Homeland Security sources. She was granted Temporary Protected Status that same year, allowing her to apply for a work permit. The driver briefly stopped to upright the stroller and plac...