Cilia Flores

The official for the Justice First party defends the agreements reached in the second round of talks with Chavismo and says elections will take place ‘as soon as they are possible’

Prosecutors handling the case against the former head of state argue that neither the White House nor Miraflores Palace recognized Maduro as president, so neither should the federal court

While lawyers for the wife of Nicolás Maduro claim she suffers from heart and gastric problems, the U.S. Attorney’s Office says the defendant has refused medical treatment, according to court filings

Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden, and Sheldon Whitehouse said in a letter that the administration has ‘failed to explain where the funds went’

According to outlets such as CBS and Reuters, the new probe against the former Venezuelan president comes amid doubts over the viability of the charges filed when he was detained in January by US forces

The handover of the former regime fixer to the United States is the most revealing episode of how the Rodríguez siblings, backed by Diosdado Cabello, are trying to sever the most toxic ties of the Maduro era

The opposition, which is awaiting US support to move forward with a schedule for elections, is skeptical about the institutional reforms undertaken by the government

The ruling party was prepared to die, but not to submit to the United States. Delcy Rodríguez’s leadership has displaced the presidential couple’s circle of influence, surrounding itself with new loyalties

After months of repression and clandestinity, the politicians of the Unitary Platform reunite with their members to design a roadmap towards democracy

I was a 23-year-old journalist when I met Maduro and Cilia Flores. Seeing them again in person during the hearing in Manhattan at almost 50, I was struck by the mixture of disbelief, loss and bitterness that has been building for a long time  

The former president of Venezuela and his wife, who say they are ‘prisoners of war,’ will have to defend themselves against charges punishable by up to 30 years in prison

Venezuela’s deposed president and Cilia Flores appeared for the second time in a New York federal court on Thursday

The prosecutor is asking the judge to prevent the defense from accessing evidence that could endanger witnesses and their families

A month and a half after the US attack, the Bolivarian Revolution is testing a flexible opening and working on consensus to improve the economy

Five Venezuelans have accused the former military officer, who is currently in an ICE facility and could be deported to Venezuela, of torturing them during the 2013 protests

The new attacks come after the departure of the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford, which since October had been part of the Southern Spear counternarcotics mission

Political prisoners started to be released a month ago, but the pain does not end when they walk free

Nicolás Maduro’s alleged frontman, disgraced in Venezuela, has been detained amid confusing circumstances with few clues as to his fate

The Trump administration’s military intervention on January 3 has become a catalyst for the new climate reigning in Caracas, enabling demands that until a few weeks ago were unthinkable

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

Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo were killed when the vessel they were traveling on back from Venezuela was bombed

The proposal was approved by the National Assembly in first of two discussions, while the opposition calls foul on lack of debate

The Chavista politician, estranged from the government, asserts that the country is caught between redemocratization and the loss of its sovereignty

All eyes are on the powerful minister of the interior, capable of destabilizing the new post-Maduro era

The acting president told Parliament that the US aggression ‘is a stain on the relationship between the two countries’

After years of clashes and ruptures, Chavismo seeks to rebuild relations with dozens of countries