The policy is consistent with Maduro's broader strategy to deter potential uprisings and maintain political control amid an increasingly tense post-election climate

Richard Grenell, Trump's Special Envoy, will meet with Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro to demand the dictator take any Tren de Aragua members that are deported by American officials.

The Florida senator reacted to Richard Grenell's planned meeting with Venezuela's authoritarian president

Edmundo González said receiving Venezuelans would help Nicolas Maduro tighten his grip on power

A leaked report reveals Venezuelan territory was used by ELN rebels before a deadly attack in Colombia, escalating tensions between the countries

Bret Stephens argues that as diplomatic efforts have so far failed, U.S. military intervention may be necessary to remove Venezuela's Maduro and end his regime.

Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio has been extremely critical of the Biden administration's approach to the Venezuelan regime

"Venezuela, sadly is not governed by a government," said Rubio. "It's governed by a narcotrafficking organization that has empowered itself with a nation state"

Jennifer González-Colón urges swift U.S. action on Maduro's invasion threat, emphasizing Puerto Rico's military importance and commitment to statehood.

The Venezuelan leader highlighted support from Nicaragua and Cuba as the United States and European Union back opposition leaders.

Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González accuses Nicolás Maduro of staging a coup and vows to return to lead a democratic transition.

Edmundo González Urrutia was last seen in Dominican Republic, He had promised to be sworn in as President of Venezuela on Friday

The news were announced after the Venezuelan strongman was sworn into office for a new term despite not presenting supporting documentation

The announcement comes a day after opposition leader María Corina Machado reappeared in public after months in hiding, was apprehended and later released

With neither the charisma nor the flush oil revenues of his late revolutionary mentor Hugo Chavez, Maduro is accused of increasingly relying on the security forces to retain power.

Machado led a massive protest on the day before both the opposition and the regime intend to assume the presidency

The Latin Times sat down with political analyst Melanio Escobar amid the ongoing crisis that currently engulfs Venezuela

Whether the incoming president decides to intensifying sanctions or revive diplomacy will have a direct impact on the South American country's future

They have already been deployed to violently put down demonstrations that erupted after Maduro's declaration of re-election victory last July -- a claim not recognized by much of the world.

The group includes former presidents Andrés Pastrana of Colombia, Felipe Calderón of Mexico and Jorge Quiroga of Bolivia

Joe Biden called the exiled Venezuelan leader "the true winner" of the country's presidential election last July

Edmundo González seeks to bolster his international backing as he plans to return to Venezuela and challenge Maduro's plan to claim a third term

Edmundo Gonzalez, recognized as the winner of the election by the U.S., has been in exile in Spain since September.

Maduro may be seeking leverage for a potential escape as his contested inauguration day approaches and with the fall of Bashar al-Assad in mind

Secretary of State Antony Blinken hinted at the possibility of revoking oil licenses from Venezuela as Washington backs the opposition in detriment of Maduro

Argentina calls for global intervention as six asylum-seekers at its Caracas embassy face deteriorating conditions under Maduro's regime.

David Rivera is embroiled a legal battle tied to broader investigations into lobbying activities for the Maduro Regime

Maduro also said that he had "achieved a great space of peace and coexistence" in Venezuela and that he has always been willing to help the U.S.

The new law targets opposition leaders, criminalizing support for U.S. sanctions with convictions carrying sentences of at least 25 years in prison.

The opposition claims González Urrutia won the July 28 elections over Nicolás Maduro after getting nearly 70 percent of the vote