Caracas

The US president says he will use Venezuelan barrels to replenish his country’s dwindling strategic reserves, with a view to the November midterms

A married couple devotes themselves to helping these animals, which are threatened by road accidents and electrocutions. Since 2020, they have aided more than 1,000 individuals

Just over 1,700 of the nearly 7,000 businesses operating before the disaster are still open

US tutelage in the country facilitates the arrival of large capital to the oil business and breaks with years of isolation and international sanctions

The US will oversee the use of the Bank of England funds, equivalent to $4 billion, if the opposition and the government reach a pact with guarantees

Migrants expelled by the United States are no longer sent to facilities like the hotel where more than a hundred Venezuelans were buried when it collapsed in La Guaira on June 24

The Venezuelan businessman, under the scrutiny of Spanish and Swiss justice, has returned to Caracas in recent weeks on private flights shrouded in mystery

After the earthquake in La Guaira, two LA residents experienced the loss of loved ones from afar. Unable to leave the US, they are coping with the additional pain of exile and immigration bureaucracy

Afterwards, the parties said they would remain in continuous working sessions until August 12, when they will decide whether to continue the talks. Opposition leader María Corina Machado has been left out of the process

The case of Cristina Margarita Ramos exposes the chaos in the management of the deceased after the disaster

People are seeking spiritual explanations for the tragedy through Christian, Catholic and pagan beliefs

Localities such as Chichiriviche de la Costa, Puerto Cruz, and Cepe have been almost isolated since the June 24 quake

The judgment holds Nicolás Maduro and other Venezuelan officials responsible for the kidnapping of three U.S. citizens who were used in a ‘hostage diplomacy’ swap for Colombian businessman Alex Saab

14 Democratic representatives send a letter, backed by 17 NGOs, warning that financial restrictions are hampering relief efforts and threatening the country’s recovery

Liliana Figueroa is searching for the bodies of her daughter, Angelina, and her former partner. She identified both in morgue photographs, but when she opened the body bags where they were supposed to be, she found other people inside

The international agency says overcrowded shelters, vaccine shortages and a collapsing healthcare system threaten to spark disease outbreaks

Academics call for a moratorium on Venezuelan debt, and urge the IMF to restore Caracas’ access to the Fund: ‘The emergency is human before it is political’

Many relatives are asking the same questions: why the Trump Administration did not notify them of the deportation, and why the Venezuelan government did not release the deportees, who landed before the earthquake struck

The 147 men, women and children who landed in Caracas after being deported from the United States were being held at a hotel that collapsed. Only 12 have been found alive, but one survivor says: ‘I’m sure more of us survived’

At the port of La Guaira, hundreds of bodies await identification as relatives line up for blocks

At Caracas’s main morgue, families are identifying loved ones using photos of hundreds of victims

Five days after the disaster, tensions between residents and authorities are escalating in the hardest-hit areas

EL PAÍS reports from the apocalypse after the earthquake, where precarious conditions and lack of resources mark rescue efforts following the double tremor. Authorities have recovered up to 20 bodies per hour, and the death toll has already reached 1,450

Six months after the political shift triggered by the American military intervention, the penal reform promised by Delcy Rodríguez’s administration raises doubts about its true scope