A young Venezuelan woman shared her idea of contacting the imprisoned Chavista leader and received hundreds of requests to include messages destined for his cell
In recent weeks, two women campaigning for their sons’ release died before seeing them freed, and another shortly after
All eyes are on the powerful minister of the interior, capable of destabilizing the new post-Maduro era
Its design made headlines worldwide, was exhibited at MoMA, and Salvador Dalí even offered to decorate its interiors. Seventy years after its construction in Caracas, the future of the controversial building remains uncertain
After years of clashes and ruptures, Chavismo seeks to rebuild relations with dozens of countries
The Republican will receive the leader of the Venezuelan opposition at the White House Thursday after speaking by phone with the interim president
The president of Chile, who will leave office on March 11, is an unusual figure in his political sphere. EL PAÍS spoke with him in three meetings. He will work from the opposition and could run again in four years
The government is working on a three-phase plan to address a potential humanitarian emergency
The US president has invited his Colombian counterpart to the White House and said it was a ‘great honor’ to speak to him after months of verbal attacks
The pragmatists negotiating with the United States after Maduro’s fall are now dealing with the most loyal and militaristic Chavistas
The anti-Chavista movement, headed by María Corina Machado, has taken Donald Trump’s snub in stride and is preparing to claim a space in a lengthy transition
Nicolás Maduro’s only son inherits part of his father’s power but has long been viewed as cut from a different cloth
Trump’s reservations about María Corina Machado’s leadership have sparked concern among the anti-Maduro movement in Caracas
The vice president assumes power in the face of Maduro’s ‘forced absence’ and is the figure tasked with managing Chavismo’s relationship with Trump
It remains uncertain whether Maduro’s removal will lead to a regime change, as the ruling elite still controls the territory and the armed forces
The president of Venezuela, detained and removed from the country according to Trump, was not willing to reach any agreement with the United States
It is still worth asking whether military action against the Maduro regime — whether with troops or surgical strikes — is truly inevitable
The message that the Venezuelan leader sought to convey at the close of Tuesday’s march was both an internal response to reinforce the regime’s cohesion, and an external signal of defiance against US pressure
The suspension of international flights to Caracas due to the risks of flying over Venezuelan territory has raised tensions in the region
In a new report, the organization urges the world not to normalize the human rights crisis in the country
