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Venezuelans in Manitoba quietly celebrate capture of Maduro as others question legitimacy of U.S. intervention

January 4, 2026

Some Venezuelans living in Winnipeg say American strikes and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday have stirred up a complicated mix of emotions, from worry to hopefulness for the future.

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