Crime
Who is Rafael Quero Silva, former Venezuelan military chief detained by ICE in Miami?
Rafael Quero is accused of allegedly repressing and torturing students and women during the 2014 protests against dictator Nicolás Maduro
Venezuela
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Politics
Former Caracas Mayor Sends Letter to Biden to Maintain Sanctions Against Maduro
The opposition politician claimed that Venezuelans have not migrated because of the sanctions but for reasons related to the crisis and deterioration of their quality of life
Business
Venezuelan oil production fell 7.6% in March
Venezuela produced a total of 728,000 barrels per day in March, which represents a decrease of 60,000 barrels compared with February
Sports
Miguel Cabrera nears historic MLB marks on road to Hall of Fame
It is only a matter of time before the Detroit Tigers' Venezuelan joins the 3,000-hit club and 500 home runs
Crime
Cuban agents trained Maduro's officials in torture techniques
REPORT: Cubans taught Venezuelan intelligence officials how to execute a successful torture session
Human Rights
Relatives of Venezuelans killed in protests hope ICC will listen
The Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to set up an office in Venezuela
Business
One man's trash is the Venezuelan dictatorship's treasure
A new report shows how Venezuelans sell trash to survive Maduro's economic hell
Lifestyle
Venezuelan Man dies after doctors left scissors in his stomach
The victim began to have bowel problems, discomfort in the abdomen, and choked when swallowing food
Immigration
Venezuelan woman and Bolivian baby die trying to cross Chilean border
The north of Chile has been struggling for about a year now with a migratory crisis and a massive influx of people
Politics
Nicolás Maduro said his administration deserves the Nobel Prize in Economics
According to Maduro, Venezuelans who have emigrated due to the crisis live in worse conditions than when they lived in Venezuela
Crime
UN mission concludes that crimes against humanity were committed in Venezuela
Marta Valiñas claimed that "the situation of impunity must be addressed"
