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p Administration "led an international push to recognize Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate leader as part of a plan to force the ouster of President Nicolas Maduro amid an economic crisis and a mass migration." Now, the opposition "hopes to maintain the backing of both Republicans and Democrats as it seeks to c

ollege and the Indianola Police Department are investigating what Simpson College President Marsha Keliher described as a second Zoom bombing." The Register adds, "This most recent incident on the Zoom platform occurred Friday. Indianola Police Captain Brian Sher said an `inappropriate photo' was sent to

iled to narrow the gaps." Maduro Alliance Claims Victory In Venezuelan Congressional Elections. The AP (12/7, Smith) reports, "Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's political alliance claimed a sweeping victory Monday in congressional elections boycotted by the most influential opposition politicians and wide

ic Rep. Nita Lowey and community advocate Harvey Reiter. Other attendees include Dem Rep. Ted Deutch and

ormer Venezuelan Officials. Reuters (7/28, Psaledakis) reports the US on Tuesday imposed sanctions "on two former officials of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government, barring them from traveling to the United States over accusations they were involved in significant corruption." Secretary of State Po

fficacy of hydroxychloroquine have indicated that it is not effective in [treating] coronavirus disease "Bloomberg (7/28, Parker, Wagner, 4.73M) and Reiiterc (7/28, Culliford) also report. Biden Says Trump "Has Been Lying To You." Mary Bruce reported on ABC World News Tonight (7/28, story 3, 2:20, Muir,

e AP <https://apnews.com/article/boycotts-venezuela-elections-caracas- b8641cba3354cf8acca765d0de7d3ca8> (12/7, Smith) reports, "Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's political alliance claimed a sweeping victory Monday in congressional elections boycotted by the most influential opposition politicians and wide

ic Rep. Nita Lowey and community advocate Harvey Reiter. Other attendees include Dem Rep. Ted Deutch and

iled to narrow the gaps." Maduro Alliance Claims Victory In Venezuelan Congressional Elections. The AP (12/7, Smith) reports, "Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's political alliance claimed a sweeping victory Monday in congressional elections boycotted by the most influential opposition politicians and wide

tic Rep. Nita Lowey and community advocate Harvey Reiter. Other attendees include Dem Rep. Ted Deutch and

ation, 8.41M) provides similar coverage. Socialists Take Control Of Venezuela's Congress. The AP (1/5, Rueda, Goodman) reports "allies of President Nicolas Maduro retook control of Venezuela's congress Tuesday, the last institution in the country it didn't already control." The ruling socialist party "swept l

Bayer's chief of staff Katie Reiter about a conversation Bayer and her staff had about discussing draft legislation on tear gas, it was unaware of "Reiter's job before coming to her home to question her." While "Bayer suggested the FBI may have eavesdropped on the call," Special Agent Mara Schneider, a

p Administration "led an international push to recognize Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate leader as part of a plan to force the ouster of President Nicolas Maduro amid an economic crisis and a mass migration." Now, the opposition "hopes to maintain the backing of both Republicans and Democrats as it seeks to

ollege and the Indianola Police Department are investigating what Simpson College President Marsha Keliher described as a second Zoom bombing." The Register adds, "This most recent incident on the Zoom platform occurred Friday. Indianola Police Captain Brian Sher said an `inappropriate photo' was sent t

that make and supply the bags have been warned that they will be inspected to enforce the ban." -- In a bid to retain power, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is cracking down on his own military. From the Times: "Top military leaders have repeatedly declared their allegiance to the Maduro administration.

ce officer killed my son, Michael Brown. Nothing has changed." Lezley Page 12935 EFTA00043446 McSpadden, the chief executive and founder of the Michael O.D. Brown Foundation, writes in an op-ed for The Post: "For many young black and brown people, the police too often feel like an occupying force