DOJ charges Venezuela’s Maduro with narcoterrorism

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Attorney General William Barr announced narcoterrorism charges against Venezuelan socialist leader Nicolas Maduro for his role in facilitating the global drug trade in coordination with the Colombia-based terrorist group known as the FARC.

“Maduro and these other defendants betrayed the Venezuelan people,” Barr said on Thursday. “While the Venzuelan people suffer, this cabal lines their pockets. And this has to come to an end.”

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