EEUU ataca una embarcación en el Caribe y mata a 11 supuestos narcotraficantes | GMT episode artwork

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EEUU ataca una embarcación en el Caribe y mata a 11 supuestos narcotraficantes | GMT

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Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB  Escala la tensión en el Mar Caribe donde los barcos militares desplegados por Estados Unidos han atacado una pequeña embarcación que han atribuido a la organización criminal del Tren de Aragua, matando a once supuestos narcotraficantes. Washington asegura que había partido de Venezuela, cargada de drogas, rumbo a EEUU. Trump publicó el vídeo de la operación que Venezuela asegura que ha sido creado con inteligencia artificial. China ha mostrado parte de su moderno arsenal militar durante el desfile militar celebrado en Pekín por el 80º aniversario del final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en el Pacífico. En el palco, junto a Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin y Kim Jong-un, escenificando la unidad del eje China-Rusia-Corea del Norte ante EEUU. Emmanuel Macron busca salvar su Gobierno después de que la ultraderecha de Marine Le Pen le dijera ayer al primer ministro, François Bayrou, que no le apoyará en la moción de confianza que se debatirá el próximo lunes. La única alternativa a su caída son los socialistas con los que se reunirá el jueves. Con la ausencia en la Sala de Jair Bolsonaro y de otros seis de los ocho acusados ha comenzado en Brasilia el juicio por golpismo al expresidente brasileño. Las cifras de víctimas del terremoto de Afganistán se diparan. Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB

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