Former North Korean spies urge repatriation after decades in South
In Gwangju 19 Cold War era spies and guerrillas seek to return to the North after long prison terms in the South. They claim they were tortured and live under police surveillance, hopeful after a renewed summit pledge to resolve humanitarian issues. The Seoul government says repatriation is not presently being considered.
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South Korea
Seo Ok-yeol
Seo
North
Seoul
Pyongyang
Associated Press
North Korea
Koreas
Unification Ministry
Korean Peninsula
Japan
Korean People’s Army
South
Park Hee-seong
Kim Young-sik
Leo
Yang
U.S
Maduro Expels Top U.S. Diplomat In Venezuela
President Nicolas Maduro ordered the departure of Todd Robinson the United States chargé d affaires and his deputy Brian Naranjo within 48 hours accusing them of conspiring against the government amid post election tensions. He named Carlos Ron as deputy foreign minister for North America.
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Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro
U.S
Maduro
Todd Robinson
Brian Naranjo
White House
Robinson
Naranjo
CIA
Trump
Carlos Ron
Washington
Ron
North America
Merida
State Department
Heather Nauert
Rob
Inson
Colombia
Bolivia
el Salvador
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Simon Bolivar
Constitutional Assembly
Joshua Holt
Foreign Ministry
Holt
Utah
Hugo Chavez
Presidential
Dick Durbin
Deley Rodriguez
Chavez
Patrick Duddy
National Electoral Council