Crime
After Maduro’s capture, armed paramilitary groups patrol Caracas, search phones and restrict press
ADN América spoke with a Venezuelan man in Caracas who was held for several hours after armed groups searched his mobile phone.
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Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay and Guatemala condemn Venezuelan Supreme Court's election ruling as "fraud"
This Thursday, several countries in the region described the ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Venezuela as a “fraud”
Politics
Maduro threatens artists abroad: "Decide if you want to pursue your career with your families in Venezuela"
Maduro accused the influencers of trying to “destabilize” the country, referring again to the influencer Lele Pons, whom he had already accused of “conspiring” against him
Politics
Conservative Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa South America's most popular president
Every month a survey publishes the ranking of the best-rated presidents and the Ecuadorian repeats in August
Immigration
Panama repatriates undocumented migrants to South America on U.S. funded flights
The U.S. funded flights are being coordinated with the Panamanian government and come several weeks after newly elected Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino, a known anti-immigration crusader, was sworn into office
EFE
OAS approves resolution calling for Maduro regime to publish Venezuelan election records
On July 31, a previous resolution that demanded the immediate dissemination of the electoral records had failed in the Washington based intergovernmental Pan-American body
Crime
Ex-Argentine President Alberto Fernández charged with abusing former First Lady Fabiola Yáñez
The former president is charged with the crime of serious injuries doubly aggravated by the relationship and for occurring in a context of gender violence and coercive threats to the detriment of his ex-partner, who this Tuesday testified before González from Madrid, where he resides
Human Rights
Maduro wages war on media, arrests reporters and cancels passports of journalists and human rights defenders
The Maduro regime has begun waging a quiet war against journalists and human rights defenders, launching a sweep of arrests and expulsions while cancelling the passports of Venezuelan democracy activists and reporters, according to reports collected on location by ADN America.
Lifestyle
Passenger ticketed to fly on VoePass jet that crashed in Brazil escaped death after losing track of time in airport
When he was attended to at the counter, one of the employees informed him that the boarding process had closed an hour earlier and that he could no longer board the plane
Politics
Nicaragua expels Brazilian ambassador for not attending Sandinista Revolution anniversary celebrations
Diplomatic tension between the two Latin American countries escalated on Thursday
