U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Monday of growing instability in Venezuela following the U.S. capture of President Nicolas Maduro, as Washington said it has no plans to occupy the country.
The 15-member Security Council met at U.N. βheadquarters in New York just hours before Maduro was appeared in a Manhattan federal court on drug charges, including narco-terrorism conspiracy. Maduro has denied any criminal involvement.
"I am deeply concerned about the possible intensification of instability in βthe country, the potential impact on the region, and the precedent it may set βfor how relations between and among stat
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