Refugee Crisis: Venezuelan Regime and Trump Administration

refugee crisis: Now, they're girding themselves for a more uncertain and prolonged contest, according to The Independent. President Nicol s Maduro, a pariah in the eyes of much of the Western hemisphere, looks no closer to exiting the presidential palace in Caracas. Maxim Shemetov/Reuters A couple of months ago, leading officials in the Trump administration confidently spoke of the imminent collapse of the Venezuelan regime. The country's influential military is mostly still in his camp and his grip on power remains intact, no matter the catastrophic economic crisis hollowing out his country and fueling an unprecedented hemispheric refugee crisis. So far, the Kremlin hasn't disappointed him. While more than 50 nations may recognize opposition leader Juan Guaid as Venezuela's interim president, Maduro is counting on the continued support of friendlier governments, including China, Turkey and, especially, Russia. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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