Connection to Nicolás Maduro The Maduro regime has been accused of supporting and facilitating the growth of TDA. Under Maduro’s presidency, Venezuela’s prisons were notorious for their lack of security and corruption, allowing hardened criminals to escape and join the gang. Some researchers believe that the Maduro government’s “prison reform” policies, aimed at reducing incarceration rates, inadvertently created a surge in gang membership and violence.
The Tren de Aragua (TDA) gang is a transnational criminal organization originating from Venezuela, specifically from the Aragua state’s Tocorón prison. Founded between 2013 and 2015, the gang has grown rapidly, exploiting the Venezuelan refugee crisis and spreading its influence across Latin America and the United States.
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Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., discusses President Donald Trump's review of Iran's peace plan and the need to prevent the country from obtaining nuclear weapons.
South Korean ship attacked by Iran only makes sense if there is no control from Tehran.
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Iranian media assessed that South Korea is making notable efforts to carefully balance between U.S. pressure and maintaining relations with Iran in the aftermath of the war. Iran’s semi-official Mehr News Agency published an editorial titled “Strategic Review of South Korea’s Actions During the Iran War” on the 29th of last month, stating, “In this crisis, unlike some Western allies of the U.S., South Korea did not limit itself to political statements but implemented a series of practical measures and sent political signals.”
