US Caribbean Strikes Spark Family and Regional Concerns over Drug War and Political Stability
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The family of Chad Joseph, a Trinidadian fisherman believed to have been killed in a US military strike in the Caribbean, demands evidence to support US claims that the victims were drug traffickers, amid concerns over the legality and transparency of the strikes.
Topics:nation#caribbean#drug-trafficking-allegations#family-demands-proof#us-military-strikes#venezuela#world
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