UNITED NATIONS (AN) — Diplomats on the U.N. Security Council drew linkages between corruption, peace and security in a debate focused on Venezuela's dangerous instability and humanitarian crisis.
The United States, which holds the council's monthly rotating presidency, convened the first of its kind meeting as U.S. President Donald Trump's administration weighs options for addressing Venezuela’s severe corruption-fueled political and economic crisis.
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