Signs of fraying in military support for Venezuela president

As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro launches his second term challenged by a re-energized opposition movement, experts say his hold on power relies more than ever on military backing. Maduro has granted bonuses to rank-and-file soldiers and placed generals in key government posts, including at the helm of the state-run oil company, seeking to cement their support. But with Venezuela sliding into economic collapse, there have been signs in recent years of fraying in military support: ___
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Trump Announces Plan to Send Military to the Border | Federation for American Immigration Reform

For the past several weeks, all eyes have been on the U.S.-Mexico border as thousands of economic migrants make their way to the United States to claim asylum. With lawmakers out of town on the campaign trail, there is no chance of immediate legislative assistance. However, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) previously requested additional military personnel be deployed to the border, and on Monday the Pentagon announced that at least 5,200 soldiers were being sent down as part of the newly launched Operation Secure Line.
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