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"There’s no way they [US troops] can enter Venezuela."

"I don't think the USA is going to invade Venezuela."

The Trump administration "has shown no signs so far of clear intent for direct military action."

"No one in their right mind thinks that with 4,500 people you can invade a country that's got mountains, jungle and multiple urban centers."

"It appears as if Mr. Peace President is looking into invading Venezuela under the pretext that the whole country is an illegal drug cartel and Maduro is a fugitive and an illegitimate president."

"It is my belief the United States will invade and Occupy Venezuela by Jan 2026."

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Thousands of people marched in Caracas on Tuesday demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, one month after they were seized during a U.S. military operation on January 3. The demonstration stretched several hundred meters and included many public sector workers.

Thousands of people marched in Caracas on Tuesday demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, one month after they were seized during a U.S. military operation on January 3. The demonstration stretched several hundred meters and included many public sector workers.

Earlier on Tuesday, hundreds of university students and relatives of political prisoners marched in Caracas, calling for quick approval of an amnesty law promised by Acting President Delcy Rodriguez. The legislation had not yet come before parliament at the time of the protests.

Earlier on Tuesday, hundreds of university students and relatives of political prisoners marched in Caracas, calling for quick approval of an amnesty law promised by Acting President Delcy Rodriguez. The legislation had not yet come before parliament at the time of the protests.

Pro-government protesters gathered in Caracas to demand Maduro's return, while anti-government demonstrators called for justice and celebrated the closure of El Helicoide prison. The simultaneous demonstrations reflected opposing political visions as Venezuela navigates transition under Rodriguez.

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Pro-government protesters gathered in Caracas to demand Maduro's return, while anti-government demonstrators called for justice and celebrated the closure of El Helicoide prison. The simultaneous demonstrations reflected opposing political visions as Venezuela navigates transition under Rodriguez.

Solidarity protests demanding the release of Maduro and Flores took place in approximately 60 cities worldwide, including demonstrations in Angola, China, Italy, Tunisia, Senegal, Malaysia and Egypt. Protesters used slogans such as "Bring Them Back" and "Hands off Venezuela."

Solidarity protests demanding the release of Maduro and Flores took place in approximately 60 cities worldwide, including demonstrations in Angola, China, Italy, Tunisia, Senegal, Malaysia and Egypt. Protesters used slogans such as "Bring Them Back" and "Hands off Venezuela."

Acting President Delcy Rodriguez stated that Venezuela has maintained institutional calm and stability in the month following the events. She emphasized that any controversy with the U.S. government must be addressed through diplomatic dialogue and political channels.

Acting President Delcy Rodriguez stated that Venezuela has maintained institutional calm and stability in the month following the events. She emphasized that any controversy with the U.S. government must be addressed through diplomatic dialogue and political channels.

Maduro remains in a U.S. federal prison facing charges including conspiracy to commit narco-terrorism and conspiracy to import cocaine. His next court hearing was postponed from March 17 to March 26 following a request from U.S. prosecutors.

Maduro remains in a U.S. federal prison facing charges including conspiracy to commit narco-terrorism and conspiracy to import cocaine. His next court hearing was postponed from March 17 to March 26 following a request from U.S. prosecutors.

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