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Raphael Lall
Thousands of government supporters marched through the Venezuelan state of Miranda on Tuesday, holding placards of Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and calling on her “not to destroy the peace” in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Among those leading the demonstration was Carmen Meléndez, Mayor of Caracas and Vice President for Regional Affairs of Venezuela’s ruling Socialist Party. Meléndez accused the Trinidad and Tobago leader of aligning with the United States against Venezuela and went as far as claiming she was “murdering children.”
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