AMLO, Petro, Maduro: LatAm leaders dismiss US Human Rights Report, calling it full of 'lies'
Mexico, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic were the countries that were most vocal about their take on the report's findings
Venezuela's Edmundo González in first words as a presidential candidate: 'No one can be indifferent'
The diplomat thanked the support from the rest of the opposition and said he bets on a country where "no one fears being persecuted for their ideas"
Venezuela's State Oil Company To Push Crypto Adoption Amid US Sanctions: Report
Venezuela's PDVSA is reportedly planning to speed up crypto adoption in oil transactions after the U.S. Treasury announced it will reimpose sanctions on the country's vast oil sector.
Ronald Acuña Jr. sets new Atlanta Braves record with yet another stolen base
It took Acuña less than 700 career games to reach 190, a historic mark. He has now passed Rafael Furcal on the stolen base list
Venezuelan opposition hits a new hurdle as government-friendly court reviews challenges to candidate's party
Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia rose as the coalition candidate after the first candidates were banned. The focus is now on whether the party will be deemed faulted
Extrajudicial killings, torture: What's in the U.S. State Department's human rights report on Venezuela
The U.S. State Department released its annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices
Who is Edmundo Gonzalez, Venezuela's new opposition candidate set to challenge Maduro
The little-known former ambassador was among the few allowed to sign up as a candidate for the July elections
Venezuela says it will keep armed forces near the coast as long as the dispute with Guyana continues
The Maduro government said it won't be "intimidated" by the international community's calls for restraint
Venezuelan opposition in turmoil: lone candidate, branded government crony, sparks outcry
Most of the opposition, including main figure Maria Corina Machado, distrust Manuel Rosales given its willingness to negotiate with Maduro
U.S. reimposes sanctions on Venezuelan oil sector citing electoral commitment failures
Authorities said the Maduro government has "fallen short" on moving toward free and fair elections
Venezuela scrambles to give assets it seized from ConocoPhilips to a local company
Venezuelan firm A&B Investments is set to partner with state-run PDVSA to run fields in the Orinoco Belt before U.S. sanctions go back in place
Venezuelan Leader Maduro Responds to Biden: 'If You Don't Want, I Don't Want'
"We're not a gringo colony. No one is going to stop us, gringos," said Maduro following the news
40% of Venezuelans consider leaving their country amid fears of Maduro's reelection
Representatives from both the Biden and Maduro secretly met in Mexico last week to continue negotiations toward freer and fairer elections
U.S. to reimpose sanctions on Venezuela due to 'lack of progress' on free and fair elections
The measures are set to be reimposed on April 18
Venezuelans Abroad Unable To Meet Absentee Voting Requirements
Venezuelan law includes a provision for absentee voting, which lets citizens vote at embassies and consulates even if they're living outside the country.
Venezuelan Exodus Drives Threefold Surge in South American Migration, Study Finds
Venezuela rose from being the sixth-largest South American country of origin to the second largest.
Venezuelan Star Yulimar Rojas, Seven-Time World Champion, Forced to Sit Out Paris Olympics Due to Injury
Rojas remains unbeaten in the triple jump since 2019; she has won seven world championships (four outdoor, three indoor)
As Tensions Between Venezuela and Chile Rise, A Damning News Report Against Maduro Goes Viral
In the report, prosecutor Héctor Barrios insinuated that Maduro's government is behind the murder of one of its critics in Santiago
U.S. and Venezuelan Representatives Meet in Mexico as Sanctions Deadline Approaches Rapidly
Representatives from both governments secretly met this week to discuss Venezuela's elections. The U.S. continues to ponder on whether to reimpose sanctions.
Marco Rubio Requests Designation of Venezuelan Gang 'Tren de Aragua' as Transnational Criminal Organization
The senator claimed the criminal organization reached American cities during a Senate Foreign Relations committee hearing
Chile Recalls Ambassador After Venezuelan Foreign Minister Labels El Tren de Aragua Gang 'A Fiction'
The criminal organization originated in Venezuela and is accused of many crimes in Chile, including homicide and drug trafficking
MLB's Latino Of The Night: Ronald Acuña Jr. is Doing Reigning National League MVP Things
"I haven't gotten off to the start I've wanted in the season, but it's a long season, and I have a feeling things are going to start going my way," said Acuña
Former Venezuelan Oil Minister Tareck El Aissami Arrested, Faces Treason, Money Laundering Charges
Tareck El Aissami had been away from the public eye for over a year
Jellyfish Invade Venezuelan Waters, Worrying Fishermen
The invasive cannonball jellyfish is filling fishermen's nets, in a surge the environment ministry attributes to warming waters from climate change and a decline in jellyfish predators such as sharks and sea turtles.
Venezuela's Maduro Claims the U.S. Has Secret Bases in Disputed Territory with Guyana
The president added that "aggressions" are being prepared against the people of "Tumeremo," the Venezuelan city designated as capital of the territtory
Is a Notorious Venezuelan Gang Seeking to Operate in the U.S.? This Is What an Investigation Found Out
Some Republicans recently said that Tren de Aragua members have spread "brutality and chaos," but figures don't show a substantial presence in the country
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Warns She Could Face Detention Under Controversial 'Fascism' Law
María Corina Machado said that, if passed, the law could be used to "forcefully disappear" her and her team
Venezuela Says US Building 'Secret' Bases In Disputed Essequibo
Maduro's provocative remarks came as parliament held a ceremony commemorating a recent law laying out the defense of Guyana Essequibo, four months after a controversial, non-binding referendum overwhelmingly approved the creation of a Venezuelan province in the disputed region, sparking fears of a military conflict.
Venezuela Introduces Law Against 'Fascism'; Critics Say It's Aimed at Crushing Dissent
The law, introduced by the government party, seeks to establish "means to preserve the public calm and the democratic exercise of the popular will"
Venezuelan Farmer, Considered World's Oldest Man, Passes Away at Age 114
Recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest man alive in 2022, Juan Vicente Perez was Venezuela's first supercentenarian.