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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
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Christelle May Napiza

How Maduro's 'No War' Moves Allegedly Triggered Trump's Most Explosive Venezuela Threat Yet

Maduro in earlier days as Trump claims US forces removed him from power (Credit: AFP)

A shift to 'No War, Yes Peace' in Caracas is now being linked by multiple sources to one of the most dramatic escalations in US-Venezuela relations in decades. In the final weeks before his capture by US forces, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was filmed dancing to a remix of his own call for peace.

The surreal footage, which shows Maduro swaying to an English-language slogan of 'No war, no crazy war, peace, peace, yes peace,' has gone viral following the surprise pre-dawn US military operation that led to his capture in Caracas and his transfer to New York on federal drug trafficking charges.

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