Magalli Meda and four other members of Venezuela’s opposition coalition have been confined in the Argentine embassy in Caracas for a year, fearing repression from the Venezuelan government. They are restricted to the embassy’s premises, unable to receive visitors and facing scarcity of water and electricity. Accused of crimes by the government, they believe they are being targeted for their opposition to President Nicolas Maduro, whom they accuse of human rights abuses.
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UK politics live: Downing Street says ‘nothing off the table’ over British troops deployed to Ukraine
Downing Street has stated that all options are being considered for potential UK troop deployment in Ukraine, with plans for Western military operations intensifying in London next week. Thousands of personnel may be needed to support any operation by sea, land, or air as allies prepare for various scenarios while diplomatic efforts continue. Meanwhile, UK Government borrowing exceeded expectations last month, reaching £10.7 billion in February, putting pressure on Rachel Reeves ahead of her upcoming...
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