Venezuela Seeks Legal Action Against U.S. Over Military Threats in Caribbean

Venezuela plans to take legal action against the United States due to perceived military threats in the Caribbean, reflecting escalating tensions in the region.

• Venezuelas government, led by President Nicolás Maduro, is preparing to file a legal complaint against the United States in response to its military presence in the Caribbean.
• The complaint will be submitted to both the Venezuelan Fiscalía and international judicial bodies, following the establishment of a Council aimed at addressing these military threats in September.
• The Venezuelan Parliament has been involved in discussions regarding this legal action, highlighting the governments concern over U.S. military maneuvers that are viewed as aggressive.