President Nicolas Maduro announced that Venezuela's top diplomat in Washington would be called back to Caracas to protest the decision to renew a U.S. decree imposing sanctions on several top officials from the South American country.
March 11, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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President Nicolas Maduro announced that Venezuela’s top diplomat in Washington would be called back to Caracas to protest the decision to renew a U.S. decree imposing sanctions on several top officials from the South American country.
The two nations haven’t exchanged ambassadors since 2010 and Maximilien Sanchez Arvelaiz had been Venezuela’s acting charge d’affaires in the U.S. capital.
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