Pence urges Latin American leaders to freeze assets of Venezuela's state oil company and transfer proceeds to opposition leader as Trump administration announces new U.S. sanctions on Maduro allies.
BOILER-PIPE: By BEN FOX and JOSHUA GOODMAN February 25, 2019 Venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido, Colombia's President Ivan Duque and Vice President Mike Pence, pose for a photo after a meeting of the Lima Group concerning Venezuela at the Foreign Ministry in Bogota, Colombia, Monday, Feb. 25, 2019. Pence's appearance before the Lima Group comes two days after a U.S.-backed effort to deliver humanitarian across the border from Colombia ended in violence.
Foremost among them was the addition of four governors to a growing list of more than 50 Venezuelan officials under sanctions and blocked from doing business or having accounts in the U.S.
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'It's time': In Colombia, Pence ups sanctions to harm MaduroMike Pence called on other countries to step up sanctions on Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, including freezing his access to oil funds, while announcing an increase in U.S. economic pressure aimed at ousting the autocrat
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