The US is expanding its military power in the Caribbean and Venezuela under the guise of a 'war on drugs'.
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Updated Sep 2
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The US is expanding its military power in the Caribbean and Venezuela under the guise of a 'war on drugs'.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Leaders in Latin America and the Caribbean protest US actions, accusing the US of neo-colonialism while maintaining military presence against drug trafficking in the region.Sub-event
US military expansion in the Caribbean and Venezuela linked to the 'war on drugs'.1 source
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Venezuela
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