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The Venezuelan government declared a state of emergency following a U.S. attack that removed President Nicolas Maduro. The decree, effective since Saturday, orders police to capture individuals involved in promoting or supporting the U.S. attack. The full text of the decree was published on Monday.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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