Venezuela

A law discussed in the National Assembly could render independent civil associations in the country ineffective

A Defense official said the U.S. would help Guyana create a more organized and better equipped military in coming months

The rate is still the highest in the world, but it has sharply declined from the 305% recorded in 2022. Experts believe it is on a downward trend

Behind every migrant who sends money to their family abroad lies a story of uprooting and hardship, but also of solidarity and hope

Chavismo could be considering other candidates for the election due to the Venezuelan president’s low popularity

It is the latest in mounting tensions between Venezuela and the former British colony

The HMS Trent’s visit led Venezuela to begin military exercises a day earlier in the eastern Caribbean near its border with Guyana as the Venezuelan government presses its claim to a huge swath of its smaller neighbor

In one of Latin America’s chief host countries for migrants and refugees, foreigners must contend with bureaucracy and job insecurity as they dream of being reunited with their relatives

Venezuela moves troops in the area even as the neighboring country denies ‘plans for offensive action’

The Prosecutor’s Office has reopened the case into the singer’s death, which had been shelved eight years ago as a homicide-suicide. It released a video in which his former manager confesses to the murder and staging the crime scene with the help of intelligence service officials

The travails of one family offer a window into how those deportation flights are playing out: Pedro Naranjo is in Venezuelan military prison

The opposition believes that Maduro is running out of excuses not to face María Corina Machado at the ballot box in 2024

The former military contractor engaged in one of the most serious corruption scandals in the U.S. Navy’s history and fled from house arrest in 2022

A delegation of top U.S. officials will visit Mexico for talks on how to enforce immigration rules at the two countries’ shared border

A mortgage manager, ex-military personnel and a corrupt defense contractor are among the prisoners who have been flown back to the US following the release of Alex Saab

A group of former Chávez government vice-ministers used funds stolen from Venezuela’s state oil company to hire a personal coach for $120,000, buy $123,900 of luxury tableware, and planned to purchase a $350,000 Ferrari

As part of the agreement, Caracas will also extradite a criminal known by the alias Fat Leonard and release 21 Venezuelan political prisoners

More than 3.7 billion people will be able to vote in elections in 70 countries next year. From the U.S. to the EU, from Taiwan to India, there are some results that will have global impacts

The increase in prices is losing steam after a harsh adjustment that has further impoverished wage earners. The country expects a moderate economic expansion thanks to the easing of international sanctions

Some 35,000 Venezuelans are trying to make their way in this small neighboring country, which is experiencing an oil boom. Guyana maintains a dispute with the Maduro administration over the Essequibo region

The Colombian president’s tweets and his Foreign Minister’s issues jeopardize the most positive aspect of his administration

Nicolás Maduro and Mohamed Irfaan Ali met following two weeks of tension over the oil and mineral rich region, which Caracas claims following a referendum

The statement was issued shortly before Guyanese President Irfaan Ali and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro met on the eastern Caribbean island of St. Vincent

The country that Venezuela is confronting over the Essequibo region registers the highest economic growth in the world thanks to the discovery of crude oil deposits

On the occasion of her participation in the National Summit of Elected Women of Colombia, organized by U.N. Women, the former president of Chile talks about what it is like to be a woman in politics, the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza and the authoritarian drift in Latin America

Maduro proposed that companies operating in the vast Essequibo region in Guyana should withdraw their operations within three months