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U.S. Vice President Pence Begins His One Week Trip To Latin America. Believes Peace Is Possible In Venezuela Says Pence

VOA: Pence, Santos at Odds Over Trump's Threat to Use Military Action in Venezuela

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence encountered resistance from Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Sunday over President Donald Trump's threat to use military action in Venezuela.

Speaking at a joint news conference with Santos in Cartagena, Pence did not rule out using military force, but he did not directly talk about it either.

Pence, however, told the Colombian president that the US would much prefer what he called a "peaceable" solution for Venezuela.

He said there are many options available to pressure the Maduro regime in Venezuela, including increasing economic and diplomatic pressure. Pence assured Santos that the U.S. will not stand by as Venezuela "crumbles" and slides into dictatorship.

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WNU editor: US Vice President Pence believes that peace is possible in Venezuela, but I have no reason to believe that the Venezuelan government is going to change tactics and look for a political compromise with its opponents. On the contrary .... I see them imprisoning everyone. As for a U.S. military intervention .... the Pentagon probably has plans for such an operation .... but there is no political support anywhere for such an intervention, and if it should be employ, it would only happen if the crisis in Venezuela becomes a full-blown humanitarian crisis that results in the migration of millions of its citizens (which unfortunately is starting right now).

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Peaceful solution to Venezuela crisis is possible - U.S. VP Pence -- Reuters
In Latin America, VP Pence threads needle on Venezuela -- Washington Post/AP
In Colombia, US VP Mike Pence confident of Venezuela solution -- DW
Pence, on Latin America Visit, Plays Down Trump Talk of Military Approach to Venezuela -- Wall Street Journal
Colombian President to Pence: No US military intervention in Venezuela -- CNN
Colombia's Santos: No Latam Leader Will Accept US Military Force in Venezuela -- VOA
Pence warns of new sanctions against Venezuela as he begins Latin America trip -- Miami Herald
Pence begins weeklong trip in Latin American that is expected to be overshadowed by Venezuela crisis -- Daily Mail

VOA: Pence, Santos at Odds Over Trump's Threat to Use Military Action in Venezuela

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence encountered resistance from Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Sunday over President Donald Trump's threat to use military action in Venezuela.

Speaking at a joint news conference with Santos in Cartagena, Pence did not rule out using military force, but he did not directly talk about it either.

Pence, however, told the Colombian president that the US would much prefer what he called a "peaceable" solution for Venezuela.

He said there are many options available to pressure the Maduro regime in Venezuela, including increasing economic and diplomatic pressure. Pence assured Santos that the U.S. will not stand by as Venezuela "crumbles" and slides into dictatorship.

Read more ....

WNU editor: US Vice President Pence believes that peace is possible in Venezuela, but I have no reason to believe that the Venezuelan government is going to change tactics and look for a political compromise with its opponents. On the contrary .... I see them imprisoning everyone. As for a U.S. military intervention .... the Pentagon probably has plans for such an operation .... but there is no political support anywhere for such

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an intervention, and if it should be employ, it would only happen if the crisis in Venezuela becomes a full-blown humanitarian crisis that results in the migration of millions of its citizens (which unfortunately is starting right now).

More News On U.S. Vice President Pence Beginning His Trip To Latin America

Peaceful solution to Venezuela crisis is possible - U.S. VP Pence -- Reuters
In Latin America, VP Pence threads needle on Venezuela -- Washington Post/AP
In Colombia, US VP Mike Pence confident of Venezuela solution -- DW
Pence, on Latin America Visit, Plays Down Trump Talk of Military Approach to Venezuela -- Wall Street Journal
Colombian President to Pence: No US military intervention in Venezuela -- CNN
Colombia's Santos: No Latam Leader Will Accept US Military Force in Venezuela -- VOA
Pence warns of new sanctions against Venezuela as he begins Latin America trip -- Miami Herald
Pence begins weeklong trip in Latin American that is expected to be overshadowed by Venezuela crisis -- Daily Mail

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