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U.S. Weighs Sanctions On Cuban Officials Over Role In Venezuela Crackdown

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According to Reuters, the Trump administration is considering imposing sanctions on Cuban military and intelligence officials who it says are helping Venezuela’s socialist government crack down on dissent. Such sanctions would be the first time Washington has targeted a bloc of foreign officials allied with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

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