Airlines exiting Venezuela because of World Cup, Maduro says

23 May 2014

“Airlines are halting flights to Venezuela not because of the country’s economic problems but to take advantage of the World Cup in neighboring Brazil, the president said on Thursday.”

Source: Airlines exiting Venezuela because of World Cup, Maduro says | Reuters

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