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Venezuela-Colombia border quiet after Maduro’s arrest

BBC Mundo correspondent Daniel Pardo reports from the Colombian town of Cúcuta, normally a bustling border crossing with Venezuela. But after the US captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife on 3 January, the once-busy shopping and commercial district has fallen silent. Many Venezuelans are now waiting to see what happens to their country following the US raid on the nation’s capital.


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