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  1. Global energy market instability is linked to regional tensions, while a specific administration is facing scrutiny regarding an interim president.

The US government has instructed prosecutors to cease criminal probes into the acting president of Venezuela.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated May 28
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The US government has instructed prosecutors to cease criminal probes into the acting president of Venezuela.

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  1. The administration instructed prosecutors to stand down on the leader, Jorge Rodríguez, on May 28th.Sub-event
  2. Delcy Rodríguez, acting President of Venezuela, is involved in efforts by the US Administration to stabilize relations with the oil-rich nation.Sub-event
  3. US intervenes in Venezuela by ordering prosecutors to stop criminal probes into the acting president.1 source
  4. Administration instructed prosecutors to avoid criminal investigations into Venezuelan officials.1 source
  5. Administration instructed prosecutors to stand down on the leader of Venezuela.1 source

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