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Venezuelan earthquakes test Trump’s new western hemisphere policy after gutting of USAID
The recent earthquakes in Venezuela pose a challenge for the Trump administration's new policy in the western hemisphere.
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The recent earthquakes in Venezuela pose a challenge for the Trump administration's new policy in the western hemisphere. The dual earthquakes have created a need for disaster response in the country, which the US has recently reclassified as an ally. This shift in policy follows the US's previous involvement in the country, which included the removal of its president in January. The response to the earthquakes will be a test of the Trump administration's ability to provide effective aid in the region, following the reduction of USAID's resources.
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