- Re: Corporate Media Don’t Think Americans Paid to Invade Venezuela Count as Mercenaries Archived Message
- Corporate Media Don’t Think Americans Paid to Invade Venezuela Count as Mercenaries - MikeD May 12, 2020, 12:44 pm
- Re: Corporate Media Don’t Think Americans Paid to Invade Venezuela Count as Mercenaries - Mary May 12, 2020, 12:57 pm
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- Re: Corporate Media Don’t Think Americans Paid to Invade Venezuela Count as Mercenaries - Mary May 12, 2020, 12:57 pm
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on May 12, 2020, 12:57 pm, in reply to "Corporate Media Don’t Think Americans Paid to Invade Venezuela Count as Mercenaries"
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A list of the BBC's reports this month. 'claims' 'says' etc 8 May Trump denies role in Venezuela incursion Venezuela's state TV shows President Nicolás Maduro (left) during a briefing, and what the authorities say are two detained US citizens Luke Denman and Airan Berry Venezuela has accused the US of being behind a botched raid to oust President Maduro. 7 May Venezuela: 'US citizen confesses over failed coup' Venezuela's state TV shows President Nicolás Maduro (left) during a briefing, and what the authorities say are two detained US citizens Luke Denman and Airan Berry Venezuelan President Maduro says US-backed "mercenaries" tried to oust him, a claim the US denies. 5 May Venezuela holds two US citizens over 'coup bid' President Nicolas Maduro speaking during a meeting with members of the Armed Forces on May 4, 2020 President Maduro claims "terrorist mercenaries" tried to enter the country by sea to overthrow him. 3 May Venezuela accuses Colombia of sea invasion Venezuelan security forces in Macuto after the alleged invasion attempt The government claims Colombian "terrorist mercenaries" tried to enter Venezuela on speedboats. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/cp3mvpm3933t/venezuela-crisis |
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