U.S. sanctions Venezuelan Supreme Court judges over attempted power grab
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By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--May 19, 2017
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How can the U.S. do that, you wonder? As bad as the Maduro regime is, Venezuela is a sovereign country outside our jurisdiction. How can we sanction them?
Remember: Life in Venezuela isn't a day at the beach for anyone right now. And if you wanted a day at the beach, where you might you go? Yep.
Miami:
The Trump administration sanctioned eight Venezuelan Supreme Court judges Thursday, freezing their assets and banning them from travel to the U.S. as punishment for stripping the Venezuelan Congress of all powers earlier this year, a decision the court later reversed amid widespread international outcry.
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