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"Austin's release a very high priority. He really has in his heart an intolerance for Americans being held against their will." Former US ambassador Bill Richardson also said that Trump has been successful in "streamlining the way American hostage cases are handled and improving communications with families." Ot

d against their will." Former US ambassador Bill Richardson also said that Trump has been successful in "stre

the Turkish leader's decision to congratulate Biden and accept his victory in contrast to other strongmen who have benefited from Trump's tenure." Guaido Hopes To Keep Bipartisan US Support During Biden Transition. Reuters <https://www.reuters.corn/article/venezuela-politics/venezuelas-guaido-seeks-to

"Austin's release a very high priority. He really has in his heart an intolerance for Americans being held against their will." Former US ambassador Bill Richardson also said that Trump has been successful in "streamlining the way American hostage cases are handled and improving communications with families." O

ld against their will." Former US ambassador Bill Richardson also said that Trump has been successful in "str

ader's decision to congratulate Biden and accept his victory in contrast to other strongmen who have benefited from Trump's tenure." EFTA00148766 Guaido Hopes To Keep Bipartisan US Support During Biden Transition. Reuters (11/24, Ellsworth, Sequera) reports Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido sa

her outlets, also cover the committee's vote. Norton Seeks To Block Administration's Plan To Relocate Federal Workers. The Washington Times (7/25, Richardson, 492K) reports the Administration is "moving ahead with plans to relocate federal agencies with hundreds of employees to flyover country, but they

a couple thousand Cuban intelligence and military officials in the country running the security apparatus and have the Venezuelan people flourish." Guaido: "Exiles Must Tell The World The Story Of Venezuela's Pain." Interim Venezuelan President Juan Guaid6 writes in the Miami Herald (7/25, 1.09M) in th

n" for Gardner and Daises, "who both hail from conservation-minded states and face tough reelection races this November." The Washington Times (8/4, Richardson, 492K) reports that "for EFTA00160735 five months ago, the two senators met with Mr. Trump in the Roosevelt Room to seek his support for the bill

Abrams "insisted the US 'will not recognize this fraudulent election' and said it was in discussions with the roughly 60 countries that have backed Guaido and they would stick with him." They withdrew recognition "for Maduro after his 2018 re-election, which they regarded as a sham." Abrams "said US de