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Trump says Venezuela sanctions could be a 'lot tougher'

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US president Donald Trump says that all options are open when it comes to Venezuela and that the US hasn't done the toughest sanctions yet, but 'can go a lot tougher if we need to do that.' SOUNDBITE

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