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The latest round of sanctions will cost Venezuela billions of dollars in revenue and could result in a new flow of illegal migrants, which could cause serious economic and social problems in T&T and other neighbouring countries.
On March 4, Colombian President Gustavo Petro lamented the decision of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to eliminate License 41, which allowed US oil and gas company Chevron to operate in Venezuelan territory.
“Venezuela is returning to poverty and the more poverty there is in the Southern countries, the more migration to the Northern countries. I think the causes of migration have not been understood,” the Colombian President said through his X account.
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