Venezuela
Christian Nodal's Father Alleges That He was Warned His Son Would Blacklisted from the United States
The Mexican artist's father, Jaime González, revealed the story of how performing in Venezuela almost cost them their U.S. visas during a legal deposition
Venezuela's Maduro Offers Trump His 'Experience' to Help Fight 'Tren de Aragua' Gang in the U.S.
Maduro also said that he had "achieved a great space of peace and coexistence" in Venezuela and that he has always been willing to help the U.S.
Venezuela's 'Pearl Of The Caribbean' Loses Its Luster
An 80-percent drop in GDP over a decade of increasingly repressive rule by strongman President Nicolas Maduro between 2013 and 2023 pushed more than seven million Venezuelans -- almost a quarter of the population -- to seek a better life elsewhere.
A Look at How Trump Could Force Other Countries to Take Back the Migrants His Administration Deports
Section 243(d) of the Immigration and Nationality Act could hold the key to the next administration's deportation plan
Trump's Mass Deportations Will 'Quickly Dismantle' Venezuelan Gang That Stormed Colorado Apartment Complex, Former ICE Director Says
Tren de Aragua has received national attention for different crimes committed by alleged members across the U.S. The Biden administration declared it a transnational criminal organization
Venezuela Passes Targets Dissidents Making Support for International Sanctions a Crime Against Humanity
The new law targets opposition leaders, criminalizing support for U.S. sanctions with convictions carrying sentences of at least 25 years in prison.
American Executives And Bondholders Are Pressuring Trump To Negotiate, Not Confront With Venezuela's Maduro
They are proposing a more pragmatic approach involving allowing more oil exports in exchange for Venezuela reducing outward migration and taking in deportees
Panamanian President Says Migrant Flow Through Darien Gap Decreased Nearly 40% Compared to 2023
In the same period last year, the number of crossings was 482,000; this year that number has decreased by nearly 200,000
House Republicans Release 14-Page Report Claiming 'Rampant Fraud' in Biden Admin's CHNV Parole Program
"More than 531,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans have entered the U.S. through this unlawful program," claims the report
The Biden Administration is Now Calling Venezuelan Opposition Leader González Urrutia the President-Elect
The opposition claims González Urrutia won the July 28 elections over Nicolás Maduro after getting nearly 70 percent of the vote
Texas Targets Foreign Influence from China, Russia, Cuba, and Venezuela with New Executive Orders
Gov. Abbott's executive orders impose strict sanctions aimed at preventing espionage and infiltration from several countries labeled as "foreign adversaries."
This is How Juanes Prepared for his Big Screen Debut on in 'Pimpineros: Blood & Oil'
The Colombian artist has embarked on his acting journey with 'Griselda' director Andrés Baiz's 'Pimpinero: Blood & Oil.'
A Closer Look at the Immigration Initiatives Trump is Expected to Enact Swiftly in his Second Term
From shutting down the CBP One App to using immigration as a diplomatic policy, Trump is expected to get to work early in his second term
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Calls on Trump to Bag a 'Foreign Policy Victory' by Helping Oust Maduro
Maria Corina Machado also urged Trump to reverse sanction relief introduced under President Biden and pursue new measures
Cuban-American Influence Set to Shape U.S. Latin America Policy in Trump's Second Term
Carlos Trujillo, who backed the Bolivia coup, could join forces with Rubio to push hard-line policies on Cuba and Venezuela, reshaping U.S. foreign policy toward Cuba and Latin America.
U.S. Relations With Latin America Set For For Larger Role With Marco Rubio As The U.S.'s Top Diplomat
Rubio's nomination as Secretary of State would likely strengthen hard-line U.S. policies on Cuba, Venezuela, and immigration
Trump's Deportation Plan May Depend on Unlikely Deal with Maduro's Venezuela
The upcoming president may use his dealmaking skill to strike a rare agreement with Venezuela, paving the way for deportations of undocumented migrants in the U.S.
China, Iran, Israel, Cuba: Marco Rubio's Stances on Key Foreign Policy Issues As He Gears Up To Be The Next Secretary of State
Florida Senator's foreign policy aligns with Trump's isolationist views, supporting aggressive stances, while backing Ukraine's defense.
Crisis Ridden Venezuela Rocked by Massive Explosion at Natural Gas Complex
Last month, an oil storage tank explosion in the country's biggest oil producing state left at least 18 people with minor injuries
The Reaction of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro To Donald Trump's Election Win
Both him and the opposition expressed hope for strengthening their relations with the United States.
The Trump Administration Sought to Overthrow the Venezuelan Regime, Investigation Reveals
From cyberattacks to insider fights for spy agency resources, the Trump administration tried and failed to oust the Venezuelan autocrat in 2019.
Panama Seeks Third Country for Deported Venezuelan Migrants Amid Growing Crisis
With over 263,000 migrants crossing the Darien Gap this year, Panama's President José Raúl Mulino hopes a third country will accept deported Venezuelans.
U.S. Indicts Venezuelan Media Mogul for Alleged Laundering of $1.2B Tied to State Oil Funds
Raúl Gorrín allegedly stole from Venezuela's government to invest in Europe and the United States, including buying luxury real estate in South Florida
Ex Trump Admin Official Says Former President Privately Praised Venezuela's Maduro for 'Being Strong'
Olivia Troye, who worked for the White House Coronavirus Task Force, also claimed that Trump expressed admiration for dictators around the world
Kamala Harris Rules Out Using Military Force Against Venezuela's Maduro if Elected President
She added that "the U.S. must remain firm in respect to the will of the people in that election" and recalled that she supported sanctions against the Maduro regime
U.S. Immigration Agency Identifies at Least 600 Migrants With Ties to Venezuelan-Born Gang Tren de Aragua
TdA has quickly gained notoriety in the U.S., with a known presence in 15 states and a possible one in eight others
Brazilian President Lula Says Head Injury That Forced Him Out of BRICS Summit Was 'Serious'
Lula da Silva will be reevaluated in the upcoming days to determine the extent of the wound
Texas' Ted Cruz and Chip Roy Press DHS to Get Information on 'Tren de Aragua''s Presence in the U.S.
The letter compels Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to provide details on the scope of the gang's presence in the country
Venezuelan Authorities Arrest 3 Americans, 2 Others On Suspicion Of Terrorism
"The detained foreigners speak Spanish perfectly, a requirement for them to involve themselves in communities," the country's Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said Thursday.
Why are Some Latin American Countries Ineligible for the 2026 Green Card Lottery?
The lottery was launched on Tuesday offering up to 55,000 diversity visas, yet countries like Venezuela, Honduras and Mexico are excluded