Venezuelan Electoral Council Says UN Report On Vote 'Rife With Lies'
Maduro's victory has been rejected by the opposition, the United States, European Union and several Latin American countries.
Has the U.S. offered amnesty to Maduro and his allies? The question remains unclear
As the fallout of Venezuela's election continues, the situation at the domestic and international level continues to be fluid
International Criminal Court says it's 'actively monitoring' events in Venezuela as repression soars
Over 2,000 people have been arrested by government forces as protests against its claim about winning the elections continue
Venezuela Opposition Calls For Worldwide Protests For Election 'Truth'
Opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, who replaced Machado on the ballot after she was banned from running, said separately: "We won, Venezuela won... see you on the 17th."
DNA of former agent implicated in attempted Venezuelan coup was found on weapons, officials say
If convicted, Goudreau faces between 10 and 20 years in prison for violating the U.S.'s arms control laws
At least 3 people with disabilities are among the thousands of detainees during Venezuela's protests
Consorven, which advocates for the rights of deaf people, urged the Venezuelan government to uphold constitutional rights of the disabled
Four Venezuelan journalists charged with terrorism as Maduro escalates attacks on the press
More than 1,300 journalists have been attacked, detained or murdered in the country since 2002
'Let's Get Them!' Maduro's Campaign To Flush Out 'Traitors'
"Report the fascist criminals to me so I can go find them! I will protect the people street by street, neighborhood by neighborhood!" he roared.
Venezuela Army Vows 'Absolute Loyalty' To Maduro After Opposition Appeal
Opposition leaders Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia and Maria Corina Machado on Monday appealed to the "conscience" of the military and police officers -- traditionally staunch allies of Maduro -- to "take the side of the people".
Maduro is now urging his followers to uninstall WhatsApp: 'it's threatening Venezuela'
"We'll have to go back to the stone age but we will not use WhatsApp or TikTok", added senior official Diosdado Cabello
Former Colombian president claims Maduro is negotiating election do over in Venezuela to avoid facing fraud allegations
Ivan Duque said on X that "Edmundo González is the president elected by the people" and that their verdict "must be respected"
Venezuela's Maduro vows to regulate Instagram and Tik Tok, says they 'multiply hate'
He also said he was the victim of a "cyberfascist" coup attempt and claimed Elon Musk belongs to a satanic cult
EU Joins Refusals To Recognize Maduro As Venezuela Vote Winner
The latest rejection comes as Venezuela's opposition backed outside calls for the results of last week's disputed presidential vote to be published, as the Pope said Venezuelans must "seek the truth" and warned against further violence.
Venezuela's Maduro further escalates his feud with Musk, accuses him of attacking the electoral body
He also said he will seek help from China and Russia to assess the country's "biosafety system."
Venezuela's Maduro repurposes two prisons to hold protesters while AG speaks of 'cleansing society'
Two maximum security prisons will now house "all the new generation gangs involved in the criminal attacks," Maduro said
Tears Flow For Victims Of Venezuelan Election Protests
Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, who was barred from running and is backing Gonzalez Urrutia, denounced a "cruel and repressive escalation by the regime" in a message posted on the social network X.
As the Venezuelan crisis intensifies, South Florida organizations brace for new migrant influx
The state already holds the largest share of Venezuelan immigrants in the United States with 47%
Blackwater founder Erik D Prince advocates for $100 Million bounties on Venezuela regime leaders Maduro and Cabello
As the political crisis in Venezuela deepens and the repression against the protests becomes more violent, the ideas on social media to solve the situation also abound. Erik D Prince has a bold suggestion for the U.S. government.
Venezuelan opposition leader Machado claims to have gone 'into hiding' amid heightened repression
"Now it is up to the international community to decide whether to tolerate a demonstrably illegitimate government" she wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed
OAS secretary calls for arrest warrant against Maduro: 'he announced a bloodbath and delivered'
The OAS fell one vote short of passing a resolution demanding that Venezuelan electoral authorities publish minutes of each voting table
Elon Musk escalates feud with Maduro, vows to carry him 'to Gitmo on a donkey'
Both figures seem eager to continue with their public feud
Inside Venezuela's Military: leaders, composition, and what's behind the support for the Maduro regime
Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López emphasized the "absolute loyalty and unconditional support" to Maduro from the Armed Forces. Here is a breakdown of the Venezuelan military.
Elon Musk discusses fighting Venezuela's Maduro after TV challenge: 'I win, he resigns as dictator'
The mogul made several posts on his social media, X, after Maduro blasted him for his criticism over the country's controversial elections
U.S. seeks safe passage for Venezuelan opposition members hiding in Argentine embassy amid Maduro's crackdown
The six asylum seekers are all affiliated to Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo González
Former Special Forces agent connected to failed raid to remove Venezuela's Maduro is arrested in U.S.
Jordan Goudreau led a failed attempt to oust Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela after the 2018 presidential elections
Florida Rep. Salazar warns Maduro that 'U.S. will impart swift justice' if opposition leaders are detained
The lawmaker has been closely monitoring the situation in Venezuela and been vocal about denouncing the electoral fraud
Venezuela's Maduro urges citizens to denounce each other through a government app
Social media was abuzz after Maduro's speech, with users urging others to denounce "Ven App"
Venezuelan senior officials threaten opposition leaders with jail, 'messing them up'
Jorge Rodriguez and Diosdado Cabello both made menacing speeches at the National Assembly while violence continues across the country
Woman killed and two others wounded in NYC shooting at gathering related to Venezuelan elections
Detectives believe the shooting stemmed from the robbery of a necklace; authorities say they are looking for at least two men
Censorship, intimidation and crumbling infrastructure create unholy trinity for Venezuelans looking for facts
Besides independent outlets being regularly blocked, the crisis has profoundly impacted the country's Internet structure