工业排气扇: gloucestershire salmon fisherman facing return t
Maduro announced on March 1 that Venezuela was planning to introduce mandatory visas for US citizens entering the country. The Venezuelan President also said that he considers limiting US diplomatic presence in his country in response to the United States’ attempts to meddle in Venezuela’s internal affairs.
"I'm hoping to get back the difference between what I made catching 30 salmon and what I would have made if I'd been allowed to fish properly," he said.
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After catching his 31st fish, he was taken to court but won his case.
Relations between Washington and Caracas have worsened over alleged human rights violations during February 2014 protests in Venezuela’s capital against the Maduro government.
"We impose restrictions on salmon fishing for all fisheries in these areas because of the need to protect the designated habitats and fisheries."
US Lawmakers Urge Revoking Venezuela Diplomat Visa Over Opposition Comments
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The US Representatives that joined Ros-Lehtinen in signing the letter are Carlos Curbelo, Mario Diaz-Balart, Jeff Duncan and Albio Sires.
Last December, US President Barack Obama approved sanctions on Venezuela, targeting several individuals who were allegedly responsible for human rights violations during the February protests.
'Seized my fish'“I am pleased to be joined by my Congressional colleagues in condemning the disgusting statements made by Venezuela’s Ambassador to the OAS, Roy Chaderton,… and in requesting that the State Department immediately revoke his visa,” US Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen said in a statement about the letter on Thursday.