Venezuela

Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles News: Teams Considering Playing MLB Games In Cuba

The Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles are flirting with the idea of possibly playing Major League Baseball exhibition games in Cuba. Cuba and the United States have had their differences in the past, but it appears as if a resolution is nearing.

Venezuela Shoppers Paying Over $700 for Condoms Amid High Rates, Statistics of HIV, AIDS & Teen Pregnancies

Trojan condoms now cost a month's wages for an average person in Venezuela. A box of 36 condoms can cost upwards of $755 for Venezuelans.

Patricia Valasquez Comes Out as Lesbian in Memoir

Venezuelan model comes out as gay in her new memoir Venezuelan supermodel Patricia Velasquez has revealed she is gay in her new memoir. Velasquez, often referred to as the "first Latina supermodel," opened up about her sexuality in her new book, "Straight Walk: A Supermodel's Journey to Finding Her Truth.

Venezuela Protests & Inflation: Two Top Farmatodo Executives Arrested After Being Accused of Pricing Irregularities, Understocking Products

Venezuela has just arrested two top executives of Farmatodo, one of the Latin American nation’s largest drug store chains.

Caribbean Series 2015 Schedule & Standings: Mexico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela & Cuba Play in Semifinals; Puerto Rico Eliminated

The 2015 Caribbean Series is coming to a close. Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela and Cuba have successfully advanced to the semifinals. Unfortunately for the Puerto Rico, they have been eliminated. Latin Post provides standings and schedule of the 2015 Caribbean Series.

China Business News: Argentina President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner Secures $6.8M Deal With World's 'No. 1 Economy'

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner landed a deal in Beijing ranging from two proposed nuclear power plants to joint space exploration, Associated Press reported.

Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro Makes Plea to Obama to Set 'Different Tone' With Latin American Country

Speaking to supporters in Caracas before meeting with Ernesto Samper, the Secretary General of the Union of South American Nations, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called for a relationship with the United States based on diplomacy and demanded an end to what he sees as a U.S. backed plan to destabilize his government.

Caribbean Series 2015 Schedule, Teams & Day 4 Standings: Mexico & Venezuela Continue Dominance, Puerto Rico Falls to 0-3

The 2015 Caribbean Series baseball tournament is three days complete. Mexico and Venezuela have been playing very well, and Cuban and the Dominican Republic are right in the mix. Unfortunately for Puerto Rico, they have lost their first three games.

Honduras vs. Venezuela: International Soccer Friendly Schedule, Rosters, Predictions & Game Stream

Honduras and Venezuela will play each other in an international soccer friendly game. Both Latin American nations love their soccer, and will enjoy watching their squads participate against one another. Full roster breakdown, schedule and game preview can be found here.

Venezuela News 2015: US Expands Venezuelan Visa Bans, Says the Families of the Corrupt 'Are Not Welcome'

The United States has just placed visa restrictions on unnamed Venezuelan officials it accuses of human rights violations as well as corruption.

US Vice President Joe Biden Reps Says Accusations by President Nicolas Maduro Are Meant to Distract From Venezuela Problems

The United States has dismissed recent allegations by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro that accuse U.S. Vice President Joe Biden of conspiring to overthrow his government as "patently false" and a ploy to distract attention away from Maduro's abuse of power.

Caribbean Series 2015 Schedule, Teams & Preview: Mexico Looks to Defend Title, Venezuela Beats Puerto Rico

The 2015 Caribbean Series has begun. Numerous Latin American territories are competing in this year's baseball competition. Latin Post breaks down the history of the tournament and previews this year's squads.

Venezuela Government Criticized After Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Accuses Farmatodo Drugstores for Long Lines, Food Shortages

One of Venezuela’s most well-known drugstore chains, Farmatodo, has come under government scrutiny. The company’s top executives have been imprisoned as the government blames them for the long lines and food shortages plaguing the nation.

Venezuela Defector Accuses Head of National Assembly Diosdado Cabello of Drug Links

The former bodyguard has testified that Cabello has links to the Cartel de los Soles drug-trafficking group. However, the Venezuelan government has denounced Salazar and has called the allegations another attack against the regime.

Former New Mexico Scientist Jailed for Trying to Develop Nuclear Bombs in Venezuela

A former Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist was sentenced to five and a half years in prison Wednesday after pleading guilty in trying to help Venezuela develop a nuclear weapon.

Venezuela Company Drops Tourism Campaign Featuring Image of Detained Miami Herald Reporter

Jim Wyss, a U.S. reporter working for the Miami Herald, was detained while covering the 2013 elections in Venezuela.

Venezuela News 2015: Violences Increases Against Police Officers In Venezuela

Venezuelan police officers killed at a rate of nearly one a day. Venezuela reported 268 police officers murdered in 2014.

Venezuela News 2015: Former Colombia President Andres Pastrana, Former Chile President Sebastian Pinera Denied From Visiting Leopoldo Lopez in Prison

Two former conservative Latin American presidents were blocked from visiting jailed opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez on Sunday.

Venezuela Protests 2015: Citizens See Less Support as They Continue Protesting President Nicolás Maduro, Food Shortages & Rising Costs

On Saturday, thousands of Venezuelans protested in the capital city of Caracas. On Saturday, thousands of Venezuelans protested in the capital city of Caracas.

Ford Announces $800M 4Q Charge Thanks to Venezuela Inflation: F-150 Truck Cars Add to Slump

In a regulatory filing on Friday, Ford announced it will record an $800 million pretax accounting charge in the fourth quarter after the Detroit-based car company decided to remove all Venezuelan operations from its consolidated earnings. The charge will effectively lower its 2014 fourth-quarter net income results by $700 million. Ford, the No. 2 U.S. automaker, is set to report its quarterly earnings this coming Thursday.

Venezuela Protests: Opposition Leader Henrique Capriles Calls for Marches While President Nicolas Maduro Is Away

Turmoil is looming over Venezuela while President Nicolas Maduro is abroad. One of the opposition’s leaders, Miranda Gov. Henrique Capriles, has called for new protests against the government to call attention to the country’s current troubles.