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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro says Trump Administration Is Trying To Kill Him

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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has accused the Trump administration of seeking to assassinate him. Washington has imposed sanctions on Venezuela, denouncing Maduro as a dictator. In a televised broadcast, Maduro said the U.S. has asked the Colombian government to kill him. Maduro didn't provide an explanation for his accusations and didn't provide any evidence. The White House hasn't commented on Maduro's accusations yet, says Reuters.

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