Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured on Saturday in connection with a large-scale attack by U.S. forces on Venezuela and was taken out of the country. According to Donald Trump, the U.S. will govern Venezuela until a change of power can be implemented. Here is what we know about the developments:
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WorldVenezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured on Saturday during a large-scale attack on Venezuela by US forces and taken out of the country. According to Donald Trump, the US will govern Venezuela until a transfer of power can be implemented. Here's what we know about the incident:
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