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Donald Trump says Venezuela sent him a million barrels of oil "as a gift"

Donald Trump's statements about Venezuela again generate controversy. The president stated that the South American country would have handed him a ship loaded with about a million barrels of oil and said that that crude oil will be donated, while predicting a fall in prices. Trump has on several occasions described Venezuelan oil as a "gift," while the energy agreement has provoked criticism and indignation in sectors of Venezuelan politics, especially for the participation of figures questioned by the justice system.

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Iran says it expects an answer from the US. UU after further indirect talks

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Tehran hopes to receive a response from Washington on Tuesday to his proposal to reopen the Strait of Ormuz. In return for re-establishing transit through this vital maritime route, Iran requires guarantees that include a regional ceasefire, the lifting of sanctions on its oil sector and the end of the U.S. naval blockade.

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Trump says the United States will come to an agreement with Cuba and rule out military intervention

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, said on Saturday that he hopes to reach an agreement with Cuba and said that there will be no need for military intervention on the island. The statement comes after CBS News revealed that the Army Reserve analyses the possibility of providing police, medical and other support units to the South Command for the next four months, as part of a military planning linked to Cuba.

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What does the First Amendment say and why would Trump's three-media veto violate the Constitution?

Donald Trump has continued to scale up his attacks on the press and his most recent target has been the three-media correspondents he accused of "constantly writing or reporting on fiction and lies" in his coverage. The White House Correspondents Association has described the measure as a "free press ban." They see it as a violation of the First Amendment, which enshrines freedom of expression and of the press.

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