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Montevideo, February 23rd 2019 - 23:51 UTC

Venezuela: What will happen today?
At least 600,000 people are expected to be guided by Guaidó and other legislators who will make the trip to the Colombian-Venezuelan border to try to pass the aid

Venezuela will live a historic day this Saturday, February 23: thousands of people will gather at the borders of the country for a massive mobilization that expects to receive tons of humanitarian aid.

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Argentine lawmakers wish to travel to Falklands but with no migration passport stamping
The trip wishes to establish closer relations with Falkland Islanders, even personal links, and work on a positive agenda, said lawmaker Cornelia Schmidt Liermann (center)
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Maduro closes the border with Brazil; Guaidó leads caravan to Colombian border
Interim president Juan Guaido left the capital Caracas for the Colombian border in a convoy of several vehicles for the 900-kilometre trip
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Falklands startled at Westminster paper proposing UK citizens right to vote in Overseas Territories
MLA Barkman said “there is a clear pathway to becoming a status holder if you were not born in the Falklands, which is enshrined in the Falklands' constitution”
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Equal marriage controversy reaches BOTs: 5 out of 14 reluctant to approve the initiative
Equal marriage was legalized in England and Wales in 2013, and Scotland in 2014, but the laws did not automatically extend to the British Overseas Territories
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”My patience is exhausted, I cannot continue to endure (...) that the territory of Colombia is being lent for an aggression against Venezuela,” Maduro announced at an official ceremony

Maduro announces “total rupture” of relations between Venezuela and Colombia

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Guaidó wants the tons of humanitarian aid sent by the United States, which are currently in Colombian territory, to enter Venezuela on Saturday

Guaido appeared at the “Venezuela Aid Live” in Colombia along with Duque, Piñera and Abdo

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The MP for Dudley North said he had no plans to join the new Independent Group of former Labour and Tory MPs.

Another MP quits Labour blaming Corbyn for creating “a culture of extremism and intolerance”

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In a statement shared by the White House, Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed “progress” in the negotiations. Trump said a deal was “more likely” than not.

China and US hail progress in trade talks: “a deal more likely than not” said Trump

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