Venezuela At A Crossroads: Democracy Or Dictatorship
The choice, say analysts, is between entrenching authoritarianism or democratic change.
Venezuela's Maduro takes on Musk through his cartoon show, portraying him as devil-like and after natural resources
"Súper Bigote" is broadcast by a state-owned TV channel. "I'll prove to you that I'm like David against Goliath," says the main character, based on Maduro
Venezuelan Parliament Delays Debate On 'Fascism' Law
The legislation is the latest move by the government against opponents in the wake of Maduro's claim of an election victory last month, contested by the opposition and by the international community.
Colorado Agencies Unite To Tackle Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua In Aurora
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman said the task force has been put into practice for a while, and added that currently one of their main focuses was connecting with and learning from the community.
Venezuelan attorney general floats charging top opposition leader Machado with murder
Tarek William Saab said both Machado and presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia could be "held responsible as intellectual authors"
Venezuela wins the migrant 'Copa América' as team members wait for a CBP One appointment
Last year, Venezuela defeated Guatemala 3-0 in a penalty shootout
U.S.-funded deportation flights from Darien Gap set to start on Tuesday
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino said most migrants apprehended come from Venezuela
Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans considering leaving the country post-elections, new polls suggests
The fraudulent election results has caused thousands of Venezuelans to considering fleeing their homes, which could have repercussions across the continent
White House clarifies remarks from Biden that seemed to support re-do of Venezuelan elections
A NSC official said the president was speaking to "the absurdity of Maduro and his representatives not coming clean" after earlier saying "I do" when apparently asked about the do-over proposal
Brazil's Lula da Silva suggests election do-over in Venezuela as a way out of the crisis
The president also suggested a coalition government, saying "it's still unclear" who won the July 28 elections
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.
Top Brazilian official proposes to hold Venezuela's elections again as fallout over results continue
Celso Amorim, Lula da Silva's top foreign policy aide, said it could be a way out of the current crisis
Venezuela's Maduro continues social media crackdown, now accusing TikTok of seeking a 'civil war'
The President said the platform is seeking the divide of Venezuelans and inciting violence
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."
Mexico's Tijuana Braces For Surge In Venezuelan Migration Amid Post-Election Instability
Head of Tijuana's Migrant Affairs Office Enrique Lucero said, "We have to see how the post-election crisis settles, if Maduro remains in power, we can expect a spike in migration out of Venezuela."
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
Wilmer Valderrama embraces Venezuelan roots, appeals for help for Venezuelan children
In a moving video on Instagram, Latino actor Wilmer Valderrama talks about the political crisis in Venezuela and asks for donations to Save the Children to help Venezuelan children
Border authorities in Colombia fear another mass exodus from Venezuela 'could be catastrophic'
The country is already home to close to 3 million Venezuelans, most of which have migrated in the last few years
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.
U.S. Official hints at Venezuela negotiations as White House refrains from calling Gonzalez president-elect
The Venezuelan elections brought much controversy across the international scene. But while the U.S. has questioned results, its tactic has not been clear
Sen. Ted Cruz is pushing for tougher immigration laws after the killing of a girl in Texas
Two Venezuelan nationals have been charged with capital murder over the death of Jocelyn Nungaray
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".
Notorious Venezuelan gang 'Tren de Aragua' linked to violent jewel heist in Denver
Footage from the robbery shows men brandishing guns, breaking into an office, and pistol-whipping two women who then fall to the floor
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
Venezuelan crisis: migrants start leaving the country as Maduro tightens grip to stay in power
Pre-election polls put the new Venezuelan exodus in between 4 and 11 million people. More than 7 million have already left the country
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