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
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In a nod to Putin, Venezuelan dictatorship prepares to recognize separatist Ukrainian regions
Nicolas Maduro’s regime will likely announce the move by Wednesday at the latest, although “some details are still being finalized"
Immigration
Guaidó to ask OAS to investigate the death of Venezuelan child migrating to Trinidad and Tobago
A Venezuelan child died after his boat was shot at by the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard
Crime
Venezuela on track for "powerful military cooperation" with Russia
Russia is counting on Venezuela's broad support as tensions grow on the Ukrainian border
Crime
Maduro frontman Alex Saab: my family is in danger in Venezuela
Alex Saab's lawyer requested that certain documents affecting his family be kept under seal
Politics
Cronies from Venezuela's socialist regime flew helicopters to sacred mountain birthday party
“This was a violation of Mother Earth because these are sacred, untouchable mountains that we’ve traditionally watched over, conserved and respected, just like our ancestors,” Nazario Rosi, a Pemon elder, said
Politics
Maduro's ambassador to Iran praises 1979 Islamic Revolution, calls for increased cooperation
"We in Latin America have enormous respect for the Islamic Revolution, the Iranian people, and the Iranian leadership, who have set a magnificent example for us," Ambassador Alcala Cordones said before highlighting that the socialist regimes in Cuba and Venezuela share a common resistance and rejection to U.S. imperialism with Iran.
Politics
Venezuelans seek to reactivate the recall process against Nicolás Maduro
"The CNE's actions are a blow to the Constitution," said the Venezuelan Movement for the Recall of Voters
Immigration
MENENDEZ: Venezuelans deported from U.S. face torture back home
In a recent statement, Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez said that it “is extremely disturbing” and can lead to “harsh consequences” for Venezuelans who are sent back"
Human Rights
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: This is what a 'systematic policy of repression' looks like in Maduro's Venezuela
“They are completely innocent, they don’t even have any political affiliation,” said one family member. “Now they are trapped in an underground jail cell, and we don’t know when they will be free"
Crime
Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional's headquarters handed over to Diosdado Cabello
Diosdado Cabello criticized the newspaper for sharing information from the Spanish newspaper ABC, which claimed that he was being investigated for alleged links to drug trafficking.
