Venezuela has experienced days of chaos
as the opposition looks to pile up pressure on President Nicolas Maduro. Huge
throngs of people took to the streets on Thursday after days of protesting that
have resulted in loss of life and hundreds being arrested in the biggest
anti-government demonstrations in the country in years. At home, Johnson Smith
said the situation continues to be of international concern and given the
historically strong friendship between the two countries, Jamaica wishes, in
the interest of the Venezuelan people, to see a peaceful resolution of the
current situation there. “To that end, Jamaica continues to engage with our
colleague countries, with member countries of the OAS, including CARICOM member
states, to promote dialogue,” she stressed at a quarterly update on her
portfolio at the ministry’s office in New Kingston. More…
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