U.S. Intelligence refutes Trump and reveals that 'Aragua Train' is not linked to Venezuela

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The New York Times published an article Friday revealing that U.S. intelligence agencies released findings last month that clearly contradict Trump's claims, according to officials familiar with the matter. teleSUR

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00:00Meanwhile, in the United States, media revealed statements by intelligence agencies proving

00:05that criminal gang Tren de Aragua did not operate under Venezuelan government, contradicting

00:09the claims of President Donald Trump's administration.

00:14Reports detail that the agencies agreed that the gang had no relationship with the Venezuelan

00:19government, noting that there was evidence that Venezuelan forces had fought the criminal

00:24organization.

00:26Agencies such as the CIA and the NSA shared the thesis, concluding that President Donald

00:33Trump ignored the reports of his intelligence agencies and invoked the Foreign Enemies Act

00:39by declaring that the defunct criminal organization had invaded the United States.

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