The Latest Breaking News from Nicolas Maduro

Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro says Caracas is ready to engage in constructive dialogue with Washington to combat drug trafficking amid continued pressure and military strikes from the Trump administration.

State Department is considering designating two Americans as wrongfully detained while others face real criminal charges, according to U.S. official

Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro, along with his inner circle, is confident he can outlast the pressure campaign carried out by the Trump administration despite recent escalations, according to a new report.

The Maduro regime has not confirmed President Donald Trump's claim that U.S. forces destroyed a drug trafficking facility inside the country following the latter's comments in an interview.

‘Two nights ago we knocked that out, so we hit them very hard,’ the president said on Friday

Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro said Jesus "wouldn't approve of a war to steal the riches of a people" as the Trump administration continues to put pressure on Caracas.

Venezuela's National Assembly, controlled by allies of Nicolás Maduro, approved legislation this week establishing prison sentences of up to 20 years for individuals who promote, support or finance acts described by the government as "piracy" or economic blockades against the country.

The U.S. military is fighting or preparing to fight in more countries than it was when the self-proclaimed "peace president" took office.

The Maduro regime is taking advantage of escalating tensions with the United States to further crack down on dissent, according to a new report.