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Venezuela's Chavistas March for Full Sanctions Removal — Washington Hasn't Budged

Venezuela's ruling party rallied for full U.S. sanctions removal as healthcare workers marched blocks away over frozen wages in simultaneous Caracas protests.

Latin Times · 15h ago

From Caracas to Miami and Mexico City: Venezuelan Stars Reunite Across Borders for 'Unidos por Venezuela' - How to Watch from the U.S.

For many of the Venezuelan television personalities preparing to spend 15 hours raising money for earthquake victims back home, "Unidos por Venezuela" is more than another televised fundraiser and more than an opportunity of helping: It's a going back home, even if it's just through a TV screen.

Latin Times · Oct 8

From Congress to Caracas: How Former Rep. David Rivera Secretly Worked for Maduro's Venezuela

Former Florida Rep. David Rivera gets 10 years for secretly lobbying for Venezuela's Maduro regime — Rubio testified; a D.C. case still pending.

Latin Times · Oct 8

Paraguay and Venezuela Talk Again After 20 Months — But Full Diplomatic Ties Remain Frozen

Paraguay's Peña met Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez in Caracas after 20 months of frozen ties. What was agreed, what wasn't, and the debt still unresolved.

Latin Times · Sep 21

The Tragic Paradox of Venezuelans in the U.S.: ICE Shoots One of Their Own as Chavista Delcy Rodríguez Arrives in New York

Venezuelan delivery driver Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was shot and detained in Austin while Rodríguez, now Washington's recognized partner in Caracas, arrived for the U.N. General Assembly and a meeting with Trump. Neither administrations are addressing the situation of the Venezuelan community in the U.S.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Venezuela's Gold Is Finally Moving. Just Not to Caracas — And Not Into Anyone's Hands Yet.

Venezuela and the opposition are close to moving $4 billion in gold from London to New York. What the deal would allow — and still block.

Latin Times · Sep 19

Why Venezuelan Families Are Back at the Supreme Court: The Four Demands Behind Thursday's Protest

Families of Venezuela's political prisoners rallied at the Supreme Court Sept. 17, demanding faster reviews as a new UN report flags family targeting.

Latin Times · Sep 18

"I Won't Ask Permission": María Corina Machado's Firmness Defies Washington and Caracas

An opposition ex-mayor was detained and freed during Caracas talks as Machado insists she will return. Key takeaways on the standoff with Washington.

Latin Times · Sep 18

What Venezuela's Media Unblocking Actually Changed: 10 Sites Back, 190 Still Dark

Venezuela restored access to at least 10 blocked news sites on Sept. 17 during transition talks. Network data shows roughly 190 domains are still censored.

Latin Times · Sep 18

UN Warns Abuses Continue In Venezuela After Maduro's Departure As Rights Abuses Remain A Serious Concern!

A new UN report finds Venezuela eased repression after Maduro's capture but left torture, armed militias and 19 flagged officials in place.

Latin Times · Sep 16