Fearful fishermen anchor vessels as US-Venezuela tensions escalate

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September 6, 2025

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Fearful fishermen anchor vessels as US-Venezuela tensions escalate

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RADHICA DE SILVA

Senior Multimedia Reporter

Otaheite fishermen say they have docked their boats in fear, following recent statements by Venezuela’s Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez that Trinidadian fishermen had been “condemned to death” by the actions of their Prime Minister.

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