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A top Biden administration official said that the US is concerned by actions that Venezuela’s government has taken against the opposition and civil society a few months after an agreement aimed ...
Residents struggle amid Venezuela's economic collapse 06:43. The Trump administration froze all Venezuelan government assets in a dramatic escalation of tensions with Nicolás Maduro that places ...
MADRID (AP) — Venezuela’s political opposition on Tuesday signaled a shift toward a flexible timeline for a government transition that it had long insisted would come next month when the new ...
Venezuela’s opposition National Assembly Friday voted 72 to 29 to dissolve the nation’s interim government, remove opposition leader Juan Guaido and constitute a commission to oversee the foreign ...
Venezuela's political opposition to the ruling Socialists voted on Thursday by a wide margin to remove the interim government led by Juan Guaido, as they seek a united front ahead of presidential ...
CARACAS, Venezuela—Venezuela’s government, steadily more authoritarian in recent years, cast off more vestiges of democracy Thursday night, when electoral authorities extinguished the ...
9. Government Actions Against Smugglers Prove Toothless. The authorities hoped the reopening of the Venezuelan-Colombian border in September 2022 would reduce smuggling and the proliferation of via ...
Accusations were flying and emotions were flaring up on the seventh floor of the federal courthouse in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Venezuela vents or flares approximately 2.7 billion cubic ... Venezuela sanctions and climate action — a fresh ... the U.S. government — from Congress to the Biden administration — has a ...
Venezuela’s former minister of interior and justice is accused of being the FARC’s primary contact within the government, reportedly even trying to secure a $250 million Venezuelan government ...
Venezuela's National Electoral Council on Monday reported participation in the referendum of about 10.5 million voters, which would have been just over half of the 20.6 million eligible people.
But Guaidó celebrated the U.S. action, saying it would protect Houston-based oil company CITGO, Venezuela's most valuable overseas asset, from attempts by Maduro to mortgage its assets.