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Foreign Affairs Minister Sean Sobers has defended the government’s cautious posture on Venezuela, insisting it is focused on stability and a democratic transition, even as questions mount over the United States’ role in the dramatic ouster of President Nicolás Maduro.
Speaking at United National Congress headquarters earlier today, Sobers emphasised that the government’s stance has not shifted, despite the dramatic turn of events in Caracas and the increasingly assertive posture of the United States.
“As it pertains to the people of Venezuela, we’ve always stood on the side of the people of Venezuela,” Sobers said. “We stand on the side of a safe, secure, transparent, democratic transition.”
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