Venezuelan opposition rejects government-proposed plan to recognize results of presidential election
Maduro signed the agreement with seven little-known candidates on Thursday
Venezuelan opposition claims government banned ten mayors for supporting its candidate
Presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia said the officials are from the states of Trujillo and Nueva Esparta. "Venezuela has decided to change," he said
Carter Center to send an oversight mission to Venezuela's upcoming elections
The Atlanta-based organization accepted an invitation by the government-friendly electoral body. It comes after the exclusion of such a mission by the EU
China calls on U.S. to "stop interfering in the internal affairs of Venezuela"
The country's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson also called on the U.S. to "lift all unlawful unilateral sanctions on Venezuela"
U.S. rejects Venezuela detentions; Maduro minister calls criticism a "vulgar obsession"
Brian Nichols, a top U.S. official, had expressed concern about recent developments in the run-up to the July 28 presidential election.
High hopes for Venezuela at Copa América 2024 after a wonderful start in World Cup Qualifiers
Short guide on everything a Venezuelan fan needs to know ahead of the Copa América 2024
Marco Rubio calls Biden 'naïve' and claims he's 'appeasing Venezuela's regime' ahead of elections
The Republican senator from Florida, one of Trump's potential VP picks, heavily criticized the president's foreign policy regarding the Caribbean country
MLB Latino of the weekend: Anthony Santander's bat heats up as Orioles take series over the Phillies
Santander has eight home runs in the month of June, the most by any player in the Majors during that span
Three Venezuelan opposition activists detained after presidential candidate campaign rally
Edmundo González Urrutia called the detentions "unjust and arbitrary." Opposition leader María Corina Machado said they were "criminal" actions
Prominent Venezuelan gang may be making its way to the U.S., but how do they cross the border?
El Tren de Aragua is a transnational criminal gang that originated in a Venezuelan prison. Rumors allege they are now operating in the U.S.
How Nicolás Maduro is seeking to launder his tyrannic image ahead of Venezuela's elections
He is focusing on engaging the youth through social media
G7 countries criticize Venezuelan government's withdrawal of invitation to EU to oversee elections
"We are deeply concerned about the opposition's rights with regards to the electoral process," its members said regarding the decision by the Maduro government
Venezuela elections 2024: opposition candidate addresses U.S. sanctions on the country
Edmundo González Urrutia gave a lengthy interview to the BBC
Some Venezuelan government allies are starting to drift to the opposition as elections near
Reports have documented different instances in which supposed allies have shown public support of president Maduro's challengers
Venezuela's Maduro says that opposition 'has group of hitmen looking to harm us'
The president didn't show any proof to support the allegation. He also said he can't call political rallies in advance for "security reasons"
As Venezuelan elections loom, a chatbot based on "your aunt from Whatsapp" is battling misinformation
The project is an offspring from Efecto Cocuyo, a local news organization with a specialized fact-checking unit
Trump claims crime rates in Venezuela have decreased because the country sends gang members to the U.S.
"Crime rates have dropped by 72% in Venezuela. They are bussing gang members to our country," the former president said in a rally
Venezuelan inmates begin hunger strike protesting dire conditions
Inmates also say there are unjustified delays in their cases
Maduro government reportedly sending undercover propagandists with U.S. flags to opposition rallies
The government repeatedly claims the opposition has been coopted by American interests
Venezuelan opposition urges U.S. to stop auction of Citgo, the country's largest foreign asset
Opposition members fear Nicolas Maduro could blame them for Citgo's loss and gain a political edge as the elections approach
Maduro's campaign ready to sign agreement with opposition on Venezuela's election results
The UN has warned that on the doors of 2024's elections, Maduro's government has entered "a reactivation of the most violent form of repression"
Rice with worms and flour with spider webs: Venezuelans continue years-long criticism of subsidized food
Products included in the CLAP program for years have been questioned both for their quality and the delay in delivery.
Venezuelan infielder Tucupita Marcano gets first lifetime ban in baseball in a century for gambling
The Venezuelan is the first active player to receive a lifetime ban because of gambling since Jimmy O'Connell in 1924
Venezuela deploys navy ship near the Essequibo amid continued territorial tensions with Guyana
Caracas forces are also seemingly continuing to build a bridge close to the vast area controlled by Guyana but that the country claims as its own
Parole Pathways from LatAm to the US increase border security, reduce pressure on asylum process
The study by FWD.us also revealed that those paroled can become self-sufficient, reducing the need to rely on public resources
Despite a heartbreaking injury, Ronald Acuña Jr. remains positive that over a 'blessing in disguise'
It took the Venezuelan a little over nine months to return from his previous ACL injury in 2021
Colombia won't have an oversight mission in Venezuela's elections either
The news comes after the Maduro government withdrew an invitation to the EU to do so
Venezuelan opposition demands the government reinstates invitation to EU to oversee the elections
"This arbitrary decision only adds to the evidence of Maduro's fear to qualified and credible election oversight," said the office of candidate Edmundo González
Venezuela's economic decline has also impacted its gangs, leading to a drop in crime rates
A new report shows this to be one of the factors explaining current figures. Prominent gangs have taken their operations to the Venezuelan diaspora
Venezuela withdraws EU's invitation to oversee elections over 'neocolonialist practices'
"It would be immoral to allow their participation," said Elvis Amoroso, head of the country's government-friendly electoral council