The Venezuela elections are in full swing as the opposition has picked Edmundo Gonzalez to challenge dictator Nicolas Maduro. These development has been welcomed by Lula, president of Brazil.
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan is in Caracas and actually met with the man he is investigating for human rights abuses, Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro.
The Venezuela elections have gotten a new twist as the main opposition coalition has chosen a brand new candidate to challenge dictator Nicolas Maduro, a diplomat named Edmundo Gonzalez.
The consequences of Nicolas Maduro's constant repression in Venezuela have begun as Venezuelan oil took a massive hit after the US reimposed energy sanctions against it.
As the Venezuelan elections approached, the Nicolas Maduro regime ramped up its campaign against the opposition, arresting more people in the alleged plot to assassinate the dictator.
Venezuela and Honduras express discontent over police raid at Mexico's embassy in Quito. Actions announced during Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) summit.
After secret talks in Mexico, the US federal government announced that it will not renew temporary licenses granted to Venezuelan oil companies that are set to expire on Thursday.
So far, Venezuela and its Nicolas Maduro regime have not made good on its deal with the US for free and fair elections. During a meeting of the two countries, US officials expressed their concerns.
Former Venezuelan oil minister, Tareck El Aissami, arrested amid corruption probes. Charges include treason, money laundering, and criminal association. The alleged scheme resulted in the disappearance of hundreds of millions in oil proceeds. Court appearance scheduled for Tuesday.
Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro's approval of claiming two-thirds of Guyana drew strong condemnation. Guyana's Foreign Ministry rejects yielding land, calling it a breach of international law.
The Nicolas Maduro regime has started yet another feud with a neighbor, this time with Argentina after Venezuelan opposition leaders met with Argentinian diplomats inside its embassy.
Venezuelan opposition group registers candidate for July's presidential election, securing ballot spot despite primary winner's inability to sign up. Electoral authorities confirm the move, highlighting ongoing political tensions in the country.
The Nicolas Maduro regime's crackdown against critics continues in Venezuela, and recent reports have shown that last month, a prominent manager for oil giant Chevron was arrested too.
The Venezuela elections are scheduled for later this year after the Nicolas Maduro regime agreed with a coalition of opposition parties on national elections in Barbados last year.
With the submission deadline for the Venezuela elections on March 25 fast approaching, the still-disqualified Maria Corina Machado has finally named her replacement.