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OAS resolution on Venezuela reveals deep divide in CARICOM - Stabroek News

An OAS resolution on the controversial elections in Venezuela failed to pass on Wednesday in Washington after disagreement over one sentence and what was also evident was the deep division in CARICOM on the issue.

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