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Terror groups are handing Venezuela’s critical minerals over to China

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Terror groups are handing Venezuela’s critical minerals over to China

The Trump administration must address the corruption of the Venezuelan government and its role in allowing terrorist organizations and cartels to fund themselves by smuggling critical minerals to Chinese buyers.

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