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WORLD NEWS VENEZUELA 5 MCT
The bridge connecting San Antonio, Venezuela, and Colombia is empty of vehicle traffic on Thursday due to a march demanding peace between Venezuela and Colombia. The left side of the sign reads "Border of Two Brother Countries." (Jack Chang / Jack Chang / MCT)

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