The Latest Breaking News from Venezuela

U.S. control of the Venezuelan energy industry could “reshape the balance of power in international energy markets,” analysts with JP Morgan wrote Monday.

Poll results released by publications regarding Trump's attack in Venezuela show the POTUS' approval rating going up slightly.

"I am deeply concerned about the possible intensification of instability in the country, the potential impact on the region, and the precedent it may set for how relations between and among states are conducted."

Social media users question if Nicolás Maduro's arrest was staged after noticing frequent wardrobe changes and his cheerful mood during his recent legal processing in New York.

“At this time, I just want to know if you are Nicolás Maduro Moros,” said Alvin Hellerstein, appointed to the bench by Bill Clinton in 1998.

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Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, appeared in New York with bruises and bandages after a US raid; her lawyer cited possible rib fractures as both pleaded not guilty.

Chevron is currently the only major US oil company still operating in Venezuela and exporting crude from the country. Shares of Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips rose about 3% each, buoyed by speculation that restrictions barring US firms from Venezuela's oil fields could be eased.

Major US energy firms saw share prices rally following Maduro's arrest, though oil markets remained subdued as traders grappled with sanctions complexities.

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Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Europe must remain "united" after Trump threatened to seize Greenland after striking Venezuela and capturing its leader.