Venezuela
Troops Dislodge 11,500 Illegal Miners From Venezuelan Reserve
The miners were removed from the 320,000-hectare (790,737-acre) Yapacana park in Venezuela's south.
In Venezuela, Women Left 'Mutilated' By Butt Lifts
Venezuela is famous for producing beauty queens sculpted by cosmetic doctors and has a deep-rooted culture of plastic surgery.
What Is Known About Venezuela's Lack Of Minimum Wage Increase?
Being the country with the lowest minimum wage in Latin America, Venezuela is increasing unfavorable records for its economy.
Summit On Venezuela Marks Positive Step But Quick Fix To Crisis Unlikely
The conference this week, however, was unable to provide a clear plan for restarting negotiations with Mexico, which have been dormant since late last year.
Venezuelans Find Credit Cards 'Useless' Amid Inflation
Credit cards are more or less useless in Venezuela due to high inflation and government restrictions, said banking industry sources, analysts and consumers.
Venezuelan Diplomat Convicted By Kenyan Court For Murdering Ambassador
A Venezuelan diplomat was found guilty of murder on Wednesday alongside three other Kenyan nationals after he was involved in the 2012 murder of the acting ambassador of Kenya.
Venezuelan State Oil Company Temporarily Suspends Oil Export Contracts In Attempt To Avoid Payment Defaults
The new chief executive of Venezuela's state oil company has announced an oil export freeze as they try to look into the company's cashflow problem.
Teachers In Venezuela Demand Rise In Salary As Inflation Touched Estimated 305% Last Year
Teachers and other workers in Venezuela are protesting around the country on Monday to call for the Nicolas Maduro administration to increase their salaries to a "living wage."
Venezuelan Court Issues Arrest Warrants For 3 New Opposition Leaders Who Denounced Maduro’s Government
The Venezuelan government on Monday has issued arrest warrants against the three new leaders of the opposition for charges of treason, as it continues to fight against President Nicolas Maduro's administration.
Venezuelan Embassy In Washington DC Run Opposition Closes After Juan Guaidó's Ouster
After the Venezuelan opposition voted to dissolve the interim government and push Juan Guaidó out as its president, the embassy in Washington, D.C. has officially closed on Friday.
Venezuelan Opposition Appoints 3 Exiled Lawmakers To Replace Juan Guaidó
After voting to remove longtime Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó as interim president, the opposition chose on Thursday three exiled lawmakers to replace him.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Juan Guaidó Voted Out To Replace His US-Supported Interim Government
Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan opposition leader who led the 'interim government' that was recognized mostly by the U.S, was voted out by the opposition on Friday.
President-Elect Lula Plans To Restore Brazil’s Diplomatic Ties With Venezuela Under His Term
An official in the incoming administration of President-elect Lula da Silva announced on Wednesday that Brazil will be restoring diplomatic ties with Venezuela and its president, Nicolas Maduro.
Costa Rica Is Tightening Country's Generous Asylum Policies As System Gets Overwhelmed
The government of Costa Rica has started implementing its tightened new policies regarding asking for asylum in the country as its system continues to be overwhelmed.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Announces Plan To Fully Open Border With Colombia
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro announced that he will fully open the land borders between his country and Colombia after months of warm relations.
Colombia And ELN Rebels To Hold Next Round Of Peace Talks In Mexico
Mexico will play host to a new round of peace talks between the Colombian government and its largest rebel group, the National Liberation Army in January.
Maduro, Venezuelan Opposition End Stalemate Prompting US to Ease Embargo
The government of Nicolas Maduro and the Venezuelan opposition broke a political stalemate with a broad social accord, and the US government responded by allowing a major US oil company to resume operations in Venezuela.
In Massive Policy Shift, US May Ease Sanctions with Venezuela, Allow Chevron to Get Oil from Country
The United States may be considering easing sanctions against Venezuela and allowing oil company Chevron to continue their exploration and extraction of oil in the country.
US Companies Allegedly Helping Venezuela Evade Economic Sanctions
Multiple U.S.-based companies are being accused of skirting or violating sanctions against Venezuela by helping them transport and sell their oil to other countries.
Venezuela Fails To Extradite Businessman Alex Saab Moran From US
Venezuela’s government has been fighting to release Alex Saab Moran from the U.S. criminal justice system.
Venezuelan Oil Partners Exit Business With Country By Leaving Debt Off The Table As Inflation Rises 300% This Year
The inflation rate in Venezuela has hit over 300% in the past three months, as business partners in the country's oil industry are looking to leave even as they incur a loss when they do so.
Venezuelan And Other Asylum Seekers Stranded In US After Policy Change
Thousands of Venezuelans are deserted in Mexico and Central America after border officials enforced a Donald Trump-era guideline preventing an upsurge in illegal border crossings.
CBP Sending Venezuelan Migrants To Offices Without Notice: Report
Border Patrol agents are sending migrants without friends or family in the U.S. to offices without notice, wherein most of the time, these places don’t have space to house them.
Mayor Eric Adams Says Slow Pace On Randalls Island Migrant Tent Is A Good Sign
Mayor Eric Adams admitted Friday that the controversial tent camp on Randall's Island has accepted fewer immigrants than expected saying it's a sign of success.
Venezuelans Bused From Mexico To US Are Decide On Asylum Status
The new visa policy of the Joe Biden administration says Venezuelans who apply online, find a U.S. sponsor and complete other requirements could fly directly to the U.S. if issued a visa.
Putin Reiterates Strong Bilateral Ties With Venezuela, Blasts Illegal Imposed Sanctions
Russian leader Vladimir Putin hails Venezuela, emphasizes on strong bilateral ties between nations.
Venezuela Angered After Former Trump Advisor Claims To Have Planned Coups In Other Countries
The Venezuelan government has condemned a former Trump staffer on Thursday after he admitted in an interview that he might've had some involvement in the failed 2019 coup in the country.
Man Dies After Surgeon Leaves Scissors Inside His Stomach After Surgery
A man reportedly died after a surgeon accidentally left a pair of scissors inside the man's stomach after surgery in Maracaibo, Venezuela.
All Latina Miss Universe Winners And Where Are They Now
Talented and beautiful Latinas have adorned the Miss Universe crown for many years. Take a look back at the Latina Miss Universes and what are they doing now.
ICC Opens Investigation Into Alleged Torture And Extra Judicial Killings In Venezuela
Between 2016 and 2018, around 18,000 people were reportedly killed in Venezuela for resisting authority.