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175 signals for Criminal · Venezuela

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela62d ago

Reports of conflict in Venezuela [10 sources]

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Venezuela coerced Airline in Caracas [4 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela62d ago

Congressman coerced Venezuela in Venezuela [8 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical·Caicara del Orinoco

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela62d ago

Miami coerced Government in Caracas [3 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela62d ago

Venezuela applied coercive pressure in Venezuela [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela62d ago

Venezuela applied coercive pressure in Caracas [4 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Senator applied coercive pressure in Venezuela [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Government coerced Website in Venezuela [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

President coerced Venezuela in Caracas [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Reports of conflict in Caracas [3 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Reports of conflict in Venezuela [4 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Venezuelan coerced Airline in Caracas [5 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Chevron coerced Companies in Venezuela [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela63d ago

Venezuela coerced Miami in Caracas [6 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela64d ago

Federal Court coerced Venezuela in Caracas [4 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela64d ago

Reports of conflict in Venezuela [20 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela65d ago

Reports of conflict in Venezuela [8 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela71d ago

Venezuela applied coercive pressure in Venezuela [4 sources]

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CriminalCrisis🇨🇴Colombia 🇻🇪Venezuela 🇵🇾Paraguay43d ago

Colombian authorities identified the body of Yulixa Toloza, who disappeared on May 13 after undergoing laser lipolysis at an unlicensed aesthetic center in Bogotá's Tunjuelito district. The 40-year-old woman was found dead on a roadside in Apulo, Cundinamarca. Five suspects, including the unlicensed surgeon Eduardo David Ramos and aesthetics center owner María Fernanda Delgado Hernández, have been arrested in Venezuela on charges including forced disappearance, obstruction of justice, and destruction of evidence. Colombian authorities are pursuing extradition under the 1911 Bolivarian Extradition Treaty.

6.2/10·El Colombiano (Medellín)·Bogota, Cundinamarca

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela 🇺🇸United States16d ago

The InSight Take: The Future of Tren de Aragua After the Death of Niño Guerrero The killing of Niño Guerrero struck a substantial blow to the gang he helped found: Tren de Aragua. Deborah Bonello and Jeremy McDermott discuss what his death means for the gang, organized crime in Venezuela, and the United States' "drug war" in Latin America. The post The InSight Take: The Future of Tren de Aragua After the Death of Niño Guerrero appeared first on InSight Crime .

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CriminalUpdate🇻🇪Venezuela 🇺🇸United States16d ago

The InSight Take: The Future of Tren de Aragua After the Death of Niño Guerrero The killing of Niño Guerrero struck a substantial blow to the gang he helped found: Tren de Aragua. Deborah Bonello and Jeremy McDermott discuss what his death means for the gang, organized crime in Venezuela, and the United States' "drug war" in Latin America. The post The InSight Take: The Future of Tren de Aragua After the Death of Niño Guerrero appeared first on InSight Crime .

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CriminalCrisis🇻🇪Venezuela 🇵🇾Paraguay 🇨🇴Colombia19d ago

"Socalj" for Borderland Beat The US military has killed the leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in an airstrike, President Donald Trump has announced. "At my direction, the United States Southern Command delivered a swift and lethal kinetic strike to successfully execute Niño Guerrero," Trump wrote on social media. Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, was recognized as the longtime leader of Tren de Aragua.

6.1/10·Borderland Beat

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CriminalCrisis🇺🇸United States 🇻🇪Venezuela19d ago

WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — President Donald Trump said late Friday the United States has carried out a deadly strike on the leader of Tren de Aragua (TdA), a transnational gang founded in Venezuela. "At my direction, the United States Southern Command delivered a swift and lethal kinetic strike to successfully execute Nino Guerrero," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. The attack "was coordinated closely with our friends in Venezuela, with whom we are working very well," Trump added, apparently referring to the interim leadership of Delcy Rodriguez, who has been in place since the US removed Nicolas Maduro from power in January.

6.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Washington, District of Columbia

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CriminalCrisis🇨🇴Colombia 🇴🇲Oman 🇻🇪Venezuela35d ago

# Translation The capture of six people with intimidating flyers for the population, with weapons and drugs is part of the first results presented from official action to address the situation of unrest being experienced in the rural areas El Ajizal, Los Gómez, and El Porvenir in Itagüí. In this rural area, five homicides occurred in just ten days as a result of a war between armed factions. The situation has disrupted the daily life of the population.

6.1/10·El Colombiano (Medellín)·Itagui

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CriminalCrisis🇨🇴Colombia 🇻🇪Venezuela44d ago

In a matter of eight hours and about five minutes walking distance, two men were killed in the village of El Ajizal, one of the areas with the greatest public order complexities in Itagüí. These facts are added to the crimes of a leader of the criminal group in the sector, the disappearance of a minor who was found buried in a wooded area and the distribution of pamphlets threatening foreigners. The first murder occurred at 3:30 p.m.

6.1/10·El Colombiano (Medellín)·Itagui

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