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Venezuela's government has congratulated Donald Trump on his re-election, stating it as a "new start" for bilateral relations. President Nicolas Maduro and Trump have a tense history, with Trump implementing tough sanctions on Venezuela's key oil industry during his first term, leading to a breakdown in relations in 2019. The Biden administration has reinstated sanctions due to manipulation concerns in Venezuela's July presidential election.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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