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Travelers stranded in Caribbean

Travelers stranded in Caribbean as US military operation sends airlines scrambling to add flights

The US military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, also left stranded tourists wondering how to get home — or to their next destination — after the FAA temporarily closed airspace over the Caribbean.

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US Military Operation in Venezuela Disrupts Caribbean Holiday Travel, Hundreds of Flights Canceled

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Hundreds of Caribbean flights canceled, leaving travelers stranded at Miami International Airport

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Rubio says US will press change in Venezuela with oil embargo, while Trump insists ‘we’re in charge’

Donald Trump vowed to “run” Venezuela, repeating the word more than half a dozen times at a news conference in Florida on Saturday.

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Rubio says U.S. won’t govern Venezuela but will press for changes through oil blockade

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Maduro arrives in U.S. after stunning capture in operation that Trump says will let U.S. ‘run’ Venezuela

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US plans to ‘run’ Venezuela and tap its oil reserves, Trump says, after operation to oust Maduro

The dramatic action capped an intensive Trump administration pressure campaign on the South American nation and its autocratic leader and months of secret planning resulting in the most assertive Amer...

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Handcuffed Venezuela president Maduro lands in New York

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U.S. strikes Venezuela and says its leader has been captured and flown out of the country

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Thousands of travelers left stranded in the Caribbean due to US raid on Venezuela

Thousands have seen their travel plans in the Caribbean upended over the weekend after the US launched a series of airstrikes in Venezuela and captured former dictator Nicolas Maduro.

US military rescued mariners stranded in the Pacific after they used palm leaves to spell 'HELP' on the beach

A US Navy reconnaissance aircraft spotted the men, who had been stuck on a tiny island in the Pacific for more than a week.

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US-Venezuela attack: Hundreds of holiday flights cancelled across Caribbean leaving many stranded

Flights were cancelled to and from Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Aruba and more than a dozen other destinations in the Lesser Antilles island group north of Venezuela