Nicolas Maduro has called for the mobilization of militias and reservists to face threats from the US, which is deploying naval forces in the Caribbean.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has called for mobilization this weekend, citing threats from the United States, which is conducting anti-drug operations in the Caribbean. Maduro said Venezuela rejects imperialism and wants peace, announcing a plan to deploy 4.5 million militiamen. There is also talk of possibly sending 4,000 US Marines to the area, amid Washington's failure to recognize the recent elections and accusations that Maduro is involved in illegal drug-related activities.
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Venezuela: Maduro cere populaţiei să se mobilizeze în faţa "ameninţărilor" americane / "Sâmbătă şi duminică să avem o zi importantă de mobilizare (...) pentru a spune imperialismului: Gata cu ameninţările voastre!"
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