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The Latest Breaking News from Caracas

Venezuela Elects Representatives For Guyana-administered Essequibo

Venezuela elected officials on Sunday for the first time for Essequibo region, an oil-rich territory that Caracas claims from neighboring Guyana as part of a centuries-old dispute.

International Business Times

Venezuelan opposition figures trapped in Argentine embassy speak for first time since leaving it

For the first time since leaving the Argentine diplomatic compound in Caracas five Venezuelan opposition figures now in the United States appeared in public on Saturday

The Independent UK

How Evangelical pastors provide spiritual comfort in crisis-hit Venezuela

Many evangelical leaders provide spiritual guidance in Venezuelan slums affected by crime, drug addiction and gangs

The Independent UK

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State Dept Says Chevron Must Leave Venezuela, Even As American Freed

The US State Department said Thursday that Chevron must wrap up operations in Venezuela next week as scheduled, contradicting an envoy who told a podcast differently after Caracas freed an American.

International Business Times

Toddler Separated From Parents In US Deportation Case Returned To Venezuela

A two-year-old Venezuelan girl, whose parents were deported from the United States without her, was flown home on Wednesday to Caracas, earning President Donald Trump rare praise from Venezuela's government.

International Business Times

Toddler Separated From Parents In US Deportation Case Returns To Venezuela

A two-year-old girl separated in the United States from her Venezuelan parents, who were deported without her, arrived in Caracas on Wednesday after her separation from her family caused an outcry.

International Business Times

Marco Rubio Lauds U.S.-Backed Operation That Freed Venezuelan Opposition Members But Questions Still Remain

Five members of Venezuela's opposition who spent over a year sheltered in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas have arrived safely in the United States

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Venezuelan Opposition Figures 'Rescued', Now In US: Rubio

Five Venezuelan opposition figures who have been holed up in Argentina's embassy in Caracas for more than a year are now in the United States after a "rescue" operation, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday.

International Business Times

Venezuela Says US Revoked Transnational Oil, Gas Company Licenses

The United States has revoked several transnational oil and gas companies' licenses to operate in Venezuela, Caracas said on Sunday, which had been granted despite Washington's sanctions against the South American country.

International Business Times

Passenger Detained After Attempts to Open Emergency Exit Mid-Flight Left One Crew Member With a Broken Leg

A passenger traveling from Madrid to Caracas attempted to open an emergency exit mid-flight, resulting in a flight attendant suffering a broken leg.

Latin Times

The murder rate in Venezuela has fallen − but both Trump and Maduro are wrong about why

The body of former Venezuelan army officer Ronald Ojeda was found on Feb. 19, 2024, in a suitcase buried under 5 feet of concrete. Ojeda, accused by Venezuela of plotting against the government, had gone missing nine days earlier, when men dressed as police broke into his apartment in the…

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Venezuelan Immigrants Deported From Guantanamo To Caracas

Deportation of nearly 200 Venezuelan immigrants from Guantanamo Bay to Venezuela raises concerns over transparency and legal rights.

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Venezuelan Opposition Leader's Son-In-Law Kidnapped In Caracas

Kidnapping of opposition leader's son-in-law in Caracas raises political tensions in Venezuela.

International Business Times

Venezuela's 'Colectivos' Ready To Pounce As Opposition Plans Protest

Venezuela's "colectivos," groups of armed civilian volunteers accused of committing violence on behalf of Nicolas Maduro's pariah regime, are poised to pounce on opposition protests called for the eve of the president's swearing-in ceremony.

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