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Maduro Dismisses U.S. ‘Threats,’ Rallies Support as Caracas Seeks ALBA Pushback Over Caribbean Buildup

Washington calls its expanded presence — eight warships, a nuclear submarine, F‑35s — a counternarcotics mission.

Cuba le da la espalda al régimen de Nicolás Maduro y descarta ir a una guerra con Estados Unidos si invade Venezuela
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Estados Unidos estaría preparando operaciones militares para atacar a narcotraficantes dentro de Venezuela, según NBC
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Overview

  • During a televised visit in Miranda state, Nicolás Maduro said alleged U.S. threats and lies give him “incalculable energy” to defend Venezuela.
  • Maduro asserted that the same determination is shared by “millions” of Venezuelans whom he described as ready to defend the country.
  • Caracas characterizes the U.S. deployment as an attempt at regime change, while the U.S. links Maduro to the so‑called Cartel de los Soles, a label Venezuela rejects.
  • Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil urged Latin American and Caribbean nations at the ALBA Political Council to act as a “spearhead” against what he called Washington’s “madness.”
  • Reporting cites at least eight U.S. warships, a nuclear‑powered attack submarine, more than 4,500 personnel, and F‑35B fighters staged in Puerto Rico, as Venezuela maintains militia drills and announces civil defense exercises without declaring an emergency.