US apologizes after Venezuelan FM held at New York airport

24 Sep 2006

US-Venezuela tensions have worsened despite a US apology after Venezuela’s Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro was detained at a New York airport. Maduro and the Venezuelan government rejected the US apology for the incident at John F. Kennedy Airport on Saturday and demanded a UN inquiry. Full Story

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