Last November, Chevron was authorized by the U.S. Treasury Department to restart and expand operations in Venezuela as a measure to encourage dialogue between the Venezuelan government and the opposition
Officials in Venezuela reported the blast late on Tuesday and state governor Luis Jose Marcano took to Twitter to claim that it was likely caused by “attempts to perforate the pipeline"
Alfredo Chirinos denounced that the judge in charge of his case, Carol Bealexis Padilla, who he says witnessed the torture, but ignored it.
Leopoldo López rejected the accusations of the regime's attorney general, Tarek William Saab, and accused him of also participating in “conversations” to remove Maduro from power
The six executives were convicted of embezzlement by a Venezuelan judge in an unfair trial and were sentenced to between eight and 13 years in prison
The regime of Nicolas Maduro and the opposition, as well as U.S. officials, plan to hold talks in Mexico City this weekend for the first time since October 2021
The precandidate María Corina Machado affirmed that the State should not own everything and have society as a subordinate
Maduro ordered his leadership to contact the Cuban authorities "to initiate the design of the reconstruction of the supertanker yard"
Jhonnathan Marin is accused of transferring more than $1.2 million from a bank account in Florida to another in Panama
Maduro said he will apply for a U.S. visa to attend a June 11 salsa festival in New York City – a date that would place him in the city during the Biden administration’s Summit of the Americas, scheduled for June 6-10