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Weekly Report - 8 May 2014 (WR-14-18)
VENEZUELA: US keeps up rhetorical pressure
The US remains slightly at odds – at least in public – with the rest of Latin America on Venezuela. John Kerry, the US Secretary of State, said on 7 May he was “deeply concerned” about “the deteriorating situation” in Venezuela.
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