Residents take water from a drainage pipe in the Guaire river in San Agustin, Monagas state, Venezuela, on Monday, March 11, 2019. Caracas began going dry Monday as Venezuela’s power crisis put utilities out of commission, risking supplies for 5.5 million people, many of whom found themselves reduced to carrying buckets of filthy river water. Photographer: Carlos Becerra/Bloomberg
The announcement came from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a tweet shortly before midnight Monday and comes as Venezuela struggles to restore electricity following four days of blackouts around the country.
March 12, 2019 at 10:52 AM
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The U.S. said that it is pulling its last remaining diplomats from Venezuela, saying their continued presence at the country’s embassy in Caracas had become a “constraint” on U.S. policy as the Trump administration aggressively looks to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
The announcement came from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a tweet shortly before midnight Monday and comes as Venezuela struggles to restore electricity following four days of blackouts around the country.
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