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PM to attend more Venezuela crisis talks
Posted: Saturday, February 2, 2019
PM to attend more Venezuela crisis talks
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley will be part of a Caricom team at an international meeting on the situation in Venezuela scheduled for Montevideo, Uruguay on Thursday.
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