La llamada entre Trump y Maduro reaviva preguntas sobre el futuro de Venezuela

La llamada entre Trump y Maduro reaviva preguntas sobre el futuro de Venezuela A reported phone call between Donald Trump and Nicolás Maduro to explore a meeting has intensified questions about Venezuela’s situation, particularly with a US military deployment in the Caribbean. Simultaneously, the US is installing a radar in Trinidad and Tobago, raising Venezuelan concerns of its territory being used for a “war plan” against them. Amidst these developments, several airlines have suspended flights to Venezuela, with the country revoking concessions for some, coinciding with the arrival of deported migrants from the US.

• A phone call between US President Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to explore a possible meeting was revealed by The New York Times.
• The US is undertaking its largest naval deployment in the Caribbean since the 1990-1991 Gulf War.
• The US military is installing a new radar in Trinidad and Tobago, located near Venezuelan waters.
• Venezuela has accused Trinidad and Tobago of allowing its territory to be used for a “war plan” against Venezuela.
• Several international airlines have suspended flights to Venezuela, leading to the revocation of flight concessions by Venezuelan authorities for some.
• An airplane arrived in Venezuela carrying 136 deported migrants from the United States.