María Corina Machado Accuses Maduro Regime of 'Brutal Repression' as Campaign Leaders Are Arrested
The presidential hopeful says the arrests show the government's "deep-seated weakness"
UN Independent Mission Alerts About Resurgence of Violent Repression in Venezuela
The UN also warned of "serious difficulties" in ensuring the reliability of the upcoming presidential elections
Can USMNT Secure Three-Peat in CONCACAF's Nations League? The Latin Times' Cartelera Futbolera March 19-24
European leagues come to a stop during International Break; MLS leaders Inter Miami will take on the NY Red Bulls.
Goal is a Three-Letter Word in MLS: Latinos Continue to Be The League's Most Prolific Scorers
Latin American players hold almost 50% of the all-time scoring records among all 29 MLS franchises.
New Threads, Same Vibrant Passion: Countries Start Revealing Their Copa América Jerseys
Out of the 14 confirmed teams that will participate at the event this Summer, seven are sponsored by Adidas
Top 5 Venezuelan Restaurants in New York City, According to Yelp
From arepas to pabellon criollo, here are some Venezuelan restaurants in the Big Apple you should check out
U.S. Intelligence Expects Maduro to Remain in Power After Venezuela's Contentious Elections
An unclassified report says the leader is unlikely to lose given his "control of state institutions that influence the electoral process," among other reasons
'Stronger Than Ever,' Venezuelan Opposition Candidate Refuses To Yield
Polls show that Machado, who won an opposition primary with 92 percent of votes cast last October, would likely beat incumbent Nicolas Maduro in elections set for July 28.
Cracks Emerge Within Venezuelan Opposition Over Strategy to Unseat Maduro at Presidential Elections
Henrique Capriles called for "an alternative" to the candidacy of María Corina Machado, who won a primary election but is banned from running
Venezuela's Maduro Chosen As Ruling Party Election Candidate
Maduro, 61, has not made any announcement himself, but has been widely expected to seek reelection in a vote from which his main opposition challenger has been barred from running.
Venezuelan Security Forces Kill Notorious Gang Leader: Who Was 'Carlos Capa'?
According to InSight Crime, he was hunted down for "not submitting to the rules that the Maduro government imposed on Venezuela's criminal underworld"
Venezuela Invites EU, UN To Observe Presidential Election
Many countries refused to recognize the results of Maduro's last election in 2018, citing fraud and a lack of transparency, and instead recognized his poll rival Juan Guaido as interim president.
Icy Reception For Plan To 'Save' Venezuela's Last Glacier
While glacier melt is a global phenomenon blamed on climate change, Venezuela is the first country in the Andes mountain range -- which stretches all the way to Chile in the south -- to lose all its glaciers.
Venezuelan Elections Set for July 28 But Many Questions Still Remain
The announcement fails to clarify if banned opposition candidates are allowed to take part or if international observers will be allowed to monitor election
Venezuelan President Maduro Calls German Outlet Deutsche Welle 'Nazi,' Expels it From the Country
DW published a report by Transparency International, deeming Venezuela the second-most corrupt country in the world
Venezuelan Dissident Ronald Ojeda Moreno Found Dead in Chile Days After Kidnapping
The body was found in the metropolitan area of Santiago, the Chilean capital
Maduro Administration Proposes Multiple Dates for Presidential Elections in Venezuela Throughout the Year
Options range from mid-April to early December. An agreement reached with the opposition determined they should be held in the second half of the year
Venezuelan Infielder Jorbit Vivas Continues to Impress In Yankees Spring Training
The Yankees open their 2024 MLB season against the Houston Astros in March 28
New Venezuela Drama: Study Reveals Migrants Outpacing Education Levels in Some LatAm Host Countries
Venezuelans living in Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Brazil have, on average, higher levels of education than locals
Venezuela Follows Through with Threat and Stops Deportation Flights from U.S. and Mexico
The cooperation was key for the Biden administration to stem the flow of migrants to its southern border
Why the Kidnapping of a Venezuelan Dissident in Chile has Latin America on its Toes
Ronald Ojeda Moreno was declared a "traitor to the country" by the Maduro government. The Boric administration is "considering all hypotheses."
Venezuela-Guyana Tensions Subside With Gestures to Ease the Crisis From Both Sides
Guyana won't approve oil exploration in waters near Venezuela at least until a UN court ruling on the matter, while Maduro publicly praised his counterpart
Collapse of Illegal Gold Mine in Venezuela Illustrates Extension Of Dangerous And Polluting Practice
The UN has reported labor exploitation and human trafficking in the region. What's the environmental impact
Two Dozen Dead In Venezuela Illegal Mine Collapse
The incident happened Tuesday at the "Bulla loca" mine in the state of Bolivar, a seven-hour boat ride from the nearest town, La Paragua, where family members waited anxiously for news.
UN Employees Expelled from Venezuela by the Maduro Government Arrive in Panama
Venezuela made the decision after the UN Office voiced concerns over the detention of a human rights advocate.
Bay FC Makes Venezuelan Deyna Castellanos the Highest-Paid Foreign Player in NWSL History
She will be making a reported $1.8 million guaranteed throughout the entirety of the contract (2026), with an option to sign for another year
Venezuela Suspends UN Rights Office, Expels Staff
The United Nations agency had expressed "deep concern" on X over the detention of the rights activist just two days prior and called for her "immediate release."
Venezuelan Government Expels UN Mission After it Voiced Concern Over Detained Advocate
The Maduro-led government gave the entity 72 hours to leave the country
Venezuela Human Rights Organizations Demand Release Of Attorney And Activist Rocío San Miguel
Several representatives from human rights groups expressed their concern about the detention and condemned the fact that the activist is unable to access the legal adviser of her choice.
Monica Talan, Bitcoin Expert: 'Latinos are Investing the Most in Crypto in the U.S.'
In an interview with The Latin Times, the CryptoConexion founder discusses romantic scams, the halving, and the surge in Bitcoin's price