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Brazil announced “intensified defensive actions” along its northern border fearing a possible invasion of Guyana by the dictatorial regime of President Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela. This Friday the UN International Court is expected to halt a referendum, on a disputed area between the two neighbors, which is seen as 'an exercise in forced annexation' by Venezuela.
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And guaido said the diplomat it's can stay. what will happen saturday morning? will maduro try to use the force of his office to remove u.s. diplomats? he's doing everything he can to inflame public opinion against the u.s. telling his supporters the time for gringo interventions in south america is over. shepard? >> shepard: what about longer terms, steve? >> it seems like countries are lining up the support one of the presidents or the other. behind maduro, the most significant players are russia, china, bolivia and turkey. behind guaido we have the u.s., canada and most of south america. as...
Nuclear warhead that could come -- that seems more important than the game. >> yeah, but i probably would pass. >> you would pass on that one? >> i would pass on that one. >> for once you're passing. >> going to the chapel, michael jordan, the basketball legend and unc tar heel has applied for license to marry model yvette prieto. jordan led the chicago bulls to six nba championships and now majority owner of the charlotte bobcats. american civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson and actor sean penn is in caracas, venezuela, today. shasta darlington is live in caracas. and, shasta, i thin...
Bizarre accusation today about the u.s. destabilizing venezuela and u.s. and other foreign enemies being responsible for chavez's cancer, the u.s. here, the state department reacted predictably furiously today, saying that was absurd, those allegations by maduro, that simply wasn't true and the u.s. did want stability in that region, and hinted of reciprocal action. in other words, perhaps kicking out venezuelan diplomats from here in the u.s. now, what does all this mean for the future? you know, as you say, there was an election in which chavez won just over 55% of the vote, and his opponent...