Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro labeled post-election protesters as terrorists, leading to the detention of over 2,200 individuals, mostly young and poor, who faced torture and abuse in prison. While many have been released, they struggle with physical and mental trauma, financial hardship, and fear of government reprisals. The disputed election results and subsequent crackdown on dissent have left a lasting impact on these former detainees, their families, and the country as a whole.
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Americans are wearing biggest smiles in NATO defence spending battle | World News
NATO discussions have intensified around defense spending, especially following President Trump's call for European nations to increase their contributions. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized the need for NATO allies to aim for a total defense spending of 5% of GDP, with at least 3.5% allocated to core defense. While only Poland meets this goal currently, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte noted that countries will be closely monitored to ensure progress towards these targets over...
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