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Antics of Castro in Venezuela Stir U.S. Tensions
A New York Tribune article portrays President Castro as revising Venezuela’s constitution to extend his rule, with reports of forced cabinet appointments, executions of dissidents, and coercive taxes on wealthy merchants. It cites alleged torture to extract payments and foreign concessions canceled or sold, fueling strained U.S.–Venezuela relations before Andrade’s fate.
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New York
the Tribune
United States
Venoxuela
Washington
Thin City
Loomis
Venezuela
Castro
Caracan
Cantro
Tly
Andrade
Arma
Neanela
Curacoa
General Acosta
Revolutionary Party
Veneuela
Aconta
Themelves
Caracas
Castra
Soy
San Charles
Dingiine
Peirine
Ant PonDeentlig
Herman
Harenhorn
Carenas
Karlie
Karlie Anter Urieon
Intervet i
Inguaya
Snclors
Contra
Gell
Variows
Orinoco Con Corne
Trading Company
Tt Jolonization Company
Shipping and Transportation Company
American Concerne
Hermudez
Government of
At Company
United State Government
State Department
Jeter
Senor
Augusto Pulido
Legation
Waldorf-Antonia
Cipriano Castro
Jae
Gonzales Esteven