Julia Carneiro
speaker
284 appearances
46 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 7 May
Julia Carneiro’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pumps his fists in the air while dancing to a remix of his own words, saying, no war, yes, peace.
He spoke to crowds of supporters outside the presidential palace on Monday in a show that he was not about to resign, despite building military pressure from the U.S.
and an ultimatum allegedly made by President Trump in a recent phone call.
Maduro swore on his life absolute loyalty to his country.
He said Venezuela wants peace, but not, quote, a slave's peace, maintaining sovereignty and freedom.
On Tuesday, he gave the go-ahead for an incoming flight deporting migrants from the U.S., days after his government said it was freezing repatriation flights.
For NPR News, I'm Julia Carneiro.
Venezuela's foreign ministry called Trump's comments, quote, another extravagant, illegal and unjustified aggression against the Venezuelan people and said that it was unilaterally suspending all flights deporting Venezuelan migrants.
The Federal Aviation Administration had recently warned airlines of potentially hazardous situation when flying over the country, leading companies to suspend flights and Venezuela to revoke operating rights for six major airlines.
As the U.S.
increases military pressure on the country, President Trump said Thursday that it could begin targeting alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers on land very soon.
For NPR News, I'm Julia Carneiro.
Venezuela's foreign ministry called Trump's comments, quote, "...another extravagant, illegal and unjustified aggression against the Venezuelan people," and said that it was unilaterally suspending all flights deporting Venezuelan migrants.
The Federal Aviation Administration had recently warned airlines of potentially hazardous situation when flying over the country, leading companies to suspend flights and Venezuela to revoke operating rights for six major airlines.
As the U.S.
increases military pressure on the country, President Trump said Thursday that it could begin targeting alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers on land very soon.
For NPR News, I'm Julia Carneiro.
On social media, President Trump said the airspace above and surrounding Venezuela was to be considered closed in its entirety.
Venezuela's foreign ministry called Trump's comments, quote, another extravagant, illegal and unjustified aggression against the Venezuelan people and said that it was unilaterally suspending all flights deporting Venezuelan migrants.
The Federal Aviation Administration had recently warned airlines of potentially hazardous situation when flying over the country, leading companies to suspend flights and Venezuela to revoke operating rights for six major airlines.
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