Delcy Rodríguez

Lawyers representing the government and attorneys for the sector led by Juan Guaidó are working on a coordinated defense of the assets under threat of seizure

With no election date in sight, the ruling party is clinging to power with the support of the United States

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

Since the program began, Madrid has granted papers to approximately 240,000 members of this community on humanitarian grounds. But a surge in applications has collapsed the system

The exiled opposition leader finds herself divided between those who prioritize stability in Venezuela and believe she could jeopardize it, and those who support a democratic transition with her at the helm

Business leaders and investment funds participating in the global forum where the Trump-backed leader spoke believe it is still too early to assess the changes in the Latin American country

The government is asking Venezuelans to reduce consumption due to the impact of the dry season on hydroelectric plants

The opposition leader, now living in exile in Spain, insists that the priority must be demanding elections. He would like to return ‘as soon as possible,’ but states that the conditions are not yet right

The country is trying to turn the page while Venezuelans take to the streets to gauge the true openness of Delcy Rodríguez’s government

In less than three months, the interim president has replaced almost half of her team, diminished the influence of the former leader, and defined her own profile for her administration

The new official is a military officer with extensive experience in espionage services and loyal to the political objectives of the Bolivarian revolution

The president’s remarks following Venezuela’s victory are the latest in a series of controversial proposals that have defined his foreign policy and sparked international tensions

Resistance to Chavismo’s years-long repression has changed the lives of a entire network of defenders who now demand that the government’s amnesty apply to those still behind bars

Parliament debates new rules for mining and incentives for foreign investment in an area that is controlled by criminal groups and which has become a major environmental disaster

The US president warned that there will be no agreement with Tehran to end the war ‘except unconditional surrender’

María Corina Machado has announced she is returning, and the country is once again talking about voting, even though no date has been set

Ties had been severed since 2019. The State Department announced the move as part of ‘a peaceful transition to a democratically elected government’ following Maduro’s capture

At least eight stations have been shut down so far in 2026. The crackdown contrasts with the government’s gestures of openness amid a surprising critical shift by large corporations like Venevisión

The Venezuelan dissident, recently released from prison, defends his strategy of acting within the existing legal framework to push for a political opening based on persuasion and consensus

In the National Assembly, the opposition bloc debated changes they considered essential with Chavista lawmakers until the last minute

The opposition leader, who is close to María Corina Machado, maintains that a political transition is already underway and that Chavismo has lost its ability to impose conditions

Treasury sanctions are blocking the Caracas government from accessing the funds needed to cover the costs of the trial

Foro Penal reports that nearly 400 people are involved in cases that fall outside the situations covered by the new legislation

An intelligence report links the Serb and Giovanny Andrés Rojas, known as ‘Araña,’ to a transnational drug‑trafficking network, turning their extraditions into a diplomatic issue between Washington, Bogotá, and Caracas