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world1d ago

Trump orders missile strikes on Caracas, with Maduro and Flores detained and moved to New York.
MAGA voices react, with some anti-interventionists accusing others of hypocrisy over the move.
Conservative commentators push back against critics who called the action illegal or misguided.
Media and lawmakers debate how the operation fits with past promises of restraint and no new wars.
CNN and other outlets feature questions about how the operation squares with domestic priorities.
Critics note the irony of critics praising aggression abroad while calling for restraint at home.
Several MAGA figures on social media push back against the characterization of the action as illegal.
The Independent highlights mixed reactions across political lines within MAGA.
The coverage notes the broader debate over regime change and foreign interventions within MAGA.
The article frames the event as reshaping internal GOP dynamics around foreign policy.

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crime1d ago

Cilia Flores, Maduro's wife, is central to charges and described as the power behind the throne.
US prosecutors say Flores and Maduro trafficked cocaine and ordered abuses over more than a decade.
Flores is accused of nepotism, enriching family members with government jobs.
US authorities froze assets, including luxury homes and jets, tied to the Maduro couple.
Experts say Flores wielded influence over Venezuela’s legal system and state apparatus.
Flores has been painted as a public-facing defender of the people despite wealth and access to luxury.
US officials sanctioned Flores after she rose to high office within Maduro's regime.
The report compares Flores to Imelda Marcos for her wealth and empire building.
Flores is shown publicly alongside Maduro at events and in political settings.
The article notes Flores's transformation from humble beginnings to a powerful political figure.

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world19h ago

The United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a late-night operation, removing him from power.
Delcy Rodríguez was sworn in as interim president, with Washington signaling support for the transition.
The U.S. framed the intervention as part of a campaign against narcotics trafficking and threats to U.S. security.
Venezuela faces ongoing oil sanctions and tanker seizures as Washington seeks control over its energy resources.
Maduro and several officials face charges in U.S. courts related to narcoterrorism and drug trafficking.
The operation drew mixed international reactions, with some questioning its legality and the risk to regional stability.
The Trump Administration aims to manage Venezuela’s oil revenue to benefit U.S. interests.
Chevron remains the only U.S. oil company still operating in Venezuela under a special license.
Analysts warn rebuilding Venezuela’s oil industry could take more than a decade and require over $100 billion.
The operation marks a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy toward Venezuela and its oil resources.

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