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Venezuela and Israel have restored consular relations for the first time since 2009, following a humanitarian aid initiative after recent earthquakes in Venezuela. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez's government aims to reduce international isolation while avoiding major political reforms. This shift in foreign policy may affect domestic political dynamics and U.S.-Venezuela relations.
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Venezuela and Israel have restored consular relations for the first time since 2009, following a humanitarian aid initiative after recent earthquakes in Venezuela. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez's government aims to reduce international isolation while avoiding major political reforms. This shift in foreign policy may affect domestic political dynamics and U.S.-Venezuela relations.
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