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LATAM: Venezuela To Send More Troops To Colombia Border

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  • Headlines crossing the wires on Bloomberg that Venezuela's government will send more troops to its border with Colombia, amid recent violence in the region.
  • This follows reports that the Colombian government is considering declaring a state of internal unrest amid violence in Catatumbo, a region near the border with Venezuela. A decision will be made at a cabinet meeting today, according to Defense Minister Velasquez, which would allow for greater capacity and resources for the armed forces.
    • "*VENEZUELA TO SEND MORE TROOPS TO BORDER AMID COLOMBIA VIOLENCE" - BBG
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  • Headlines crossing the wires on Bloomberg that Venezuela's government will send more troops to its border with Colombia, amid recent violence in the region.
  • This follows reports that the Colombian government is considering declaring a state of internal unrest amid violence in Catatumbo, a region near the border with Venezuela. A decision will be made at a cabinet meeting today, according to Defense Minister Velasquez, which would allow for greater capacity and resources for the armed forces.
    • "*VENEZUELA TO SEND MORE TROOPS TO BORDER AMID COLOMBIA VIOLENCE" - BBG