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Monty Python's Michael Palin cancels tour after 'comedy fall' breaks three ribs

The 83-year-old had been scheduled to visit venues across the UK this month to promote a new travel book

The Independent UK · Oct 14

U.S. Charges Maduro With Torture, Raising a Question from Venezuelans: What About his former VP and Current President Delcy Rodríguez?

The United States has accused former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, of conspiring to torture political opponents and American citizens to remain in power. But the new criminal charges raise an uncomfortable question about Washington's relationship with the government Maduro left behind: What about Delcy Rodríguez?

Latin Times · Oct 8

Rick Scott Issues Warning To Venezuela's Interim Government Over Appointment Of Loyalist As Defense Minister: 'We Are Watching'

Florida Senator Rick Scott issued a warning to Venezuela's interim president over the appointment of a regime loyalist after the ousting of longtime Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez.

Latin Times · Mar 20

Venezuelan Security Forces Are Extorting Political Detainees to Finance Themselves: 'An Epidemic'

Payments demanded by security agents reportedly ranged from $10,000 to as low as $1,000, depending on the victim's ability to pay

Latin Times · Sep 28, 2024

In Shocking Twist, Canserbero's Former Manager Admits to Murdering the Famous Rapper

It was initially thought the musician had committed suicide by throwing himself off a building after killing his husband, Carlos Molnar

Latin Times · Dec 26, 2023

Intelligence sharing with Venezuela leaves Colombia vulnerable to spying, ex president says

Former Colombian President Ivan Duque warned on Friday that his successor’s decision to share intelligence information with Venezuela leaves his country vulnerable to espionage from Nicolas Maduro’s socialist regime, and could damage the longstanding cooperation between U.S. and Colombian agencies.

Miami Herald · Mar 24, 2023

Venezuela's state security agencies repress oppositions through arbitrary arrests, torture -UN

Venezuela's state security agencies use arbitrary arrests and torture, which represent crimes against humanity, to repress the country's opposition in a plan directed by President Nicolas Maduro, according to a United Nations report published on Tuesday.

Reuters · Sep 20, 2022