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Republican lawmakers are urging that U.S. assistance to Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodríguez be restricted following two recent earthquakes. This stance reflects ongoing tensions regarding U.S. policy towards Venezuela under the Trump administration, which has been criticized for not emphasizing democratic reforms.
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Republican lawmakers are urging that U.S. assistance to Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodríguez be restricted following two recent earthquakes. This stance reflects ongoing tensions regarding U.S. policy towards Venezuela under the Trump administration, which has been criticized for not emphasizing democratic reforms.
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