While most Americans disapprove of the arrest of the Venezuelan president, admiration and gratitude toward the Republican has grown among these two exile communities
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
Former PDVSA workers in Houston watch seized tankers arrive in the city that became their new home
Those who were hoping for change have suddenly found themselves living in a caricature: Donald Trump is now the one leading the Bolivarian revolution
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
Nicolás Maduro’s only son inherits part of his father’s power but has long been viewed as cut from a different cloth
Maduro’s disrepute is so great that it has paralyzed action everywhere against the most serious imperialist intervention in recent times
Nicolás Maduro’s wife, who has also been captured by the US, worked behind the scenes to preserve the hegemony of the Chavista regime
The relationship between the two countries is once again marked by the energy wealth of the Caribbean nation
Delcy Rodríguez, as vice president, is second in the line of succession, and her brother Jorge, president of the National Assembly, is third
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
The Caribbean country has the world’s largest crude oil reserves, but years of underinvestment are hindering its production
The Venezuelan opposition leader has been organizing internal resistance and persuading Washington to toughen its stance against Nicolás Maduro
Washington’s offensive revives the specter of Nicolás Maduro’s downfall, an expectation that continues to shape the course of Chavismo’s rivals
María Corina Machado’s adviser, who is living in exile in Boston, believes that after a transition the country could become ‘the economic engine and a democratic beacon for Latin America’
The measure is intended to strengthen state surveillance and ensure that citizens report any incidents to the authorities
The Venezuelan opposition leader, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, asserts that the Maduro regime ‘is weaker than ever’
The plan to hasten the Venezuelan leader’s downfall with a naval deployment in the Caribbean and a campaign of extrajudicial attacks on alleged drug boats has raised questions about what could come next
Operation Caribe Soberano 200, a response to the U.S. military deployment in the region, will mobilize 2,500 soldiers on the island of La Orchila
President Nicolás Maduro and his closest circle are convinced that Washington will start a war, and have enjoined citizens to hone their shooting skills
The Venezuelan government has announced a massive recruitment drive, while Washington has stepped up its warnings after a week of heightened tensions
Washington’s latest offensive against the Maduro government is sowing uncertainty in the region, with the war on drugs as a backdrop
Chavismo responds to Washington’s maneuvers with troop mobilizations, enlistment campaigns and nationalist messages
Hugo ‘El Pollo’ Carvajal, who broke with Nicolás Maduro in 2019, is accused of drug trafficking and narco-terrorism, and could face a life sentence
The massive exodus has given rise to a new service: clearing out the homes of those who have decided they’re not coming back
