Venezuelan Migrants Stranded in Bogota as Maduro Restricts Returns During Coronavirus Pandemic

Venezuela to Use Russian, Chinese Coronavirus Vaccines

Venezuela is planning to use Russian and Chinese vaccines for its citizens, said President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday.
File photo of USS Nitze pictured in New York Harbor

Venezuela Accuses US of Provocation as US Navy Ship Sails Near Coast in 'Freedom of Navigation' Operation

By Dani O.
The move comes a day after an Iranian ship docked at the Latin American country's port.
A fuel dispenser machine is fixed at a gas station in Caracas

A Dollar for Half a Pint: In Venezuela, Record Gasoline Prices Make It Out Of Reach

By Danielle Ong
In Venezuela, residents have to line up for days for a slim chance of getting a few pints of gasoline following years of economic collapse and hyperinflation.
Nicolas Maduro

Cuban Doctors Explain How the Maduro Administration Coerced Venezuelan Voters Through Medical Missions

By Andrea Ano
Among the many issues that threaten Nicolás Maduro’s legitimacy as Venezuelan president now includes accounts of Cuban doctors that explain how their medical missions involved methods of coercion in favor of the country’s Socialist Party.
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro speaks during in a meeting with the Bolivarian armed forces at Miraflores Palace in Caracas

Advisers from Venezuela's Opposition Quit After Failed Maduro 'Kidnapping Operation'

By Danielle Ong
Juan Guaido's advisers resigned from their positions following a failed invasion plot to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Prison riot

Venezuela Prison Riot: Over 100 Prisoners Dead or Injured, Guards Allegedly Opened Fire

By Neil P.
Venezuelan Prison Observatory rights group provided the latest figures of dead and wounded prisoners at Los Llanos Prison Center in Guanare City, Venezuela.
Giving birth in the time of COVID-19

In Venezuela, Patients Lie in Pools of Blood, Pregnant Women and Infants Are Left to Die

By Danielle Ong
In Venezuela, the hospitals have little to no medicine left. The number of medical equipment in care facilities remain sparse. Their medical facilities are crumbling, with some completely abandoned.
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Nairobi

Venezuela Deletes Evidence and Arrests Reporters Covering COVID-19, What Are They Hiding?

By Danielle Ong
The country's law allows the government to arbitrarily arrest independent journalists on charges of "advocacy of hatred" and "instigating hate and violence across media."
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro

US Claims No Involvement With Latest Attempt at Ousting Venezuelan President

By Andrea Ano
Despite claims by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the U.S. President and the Defense Secretary have denied allegations of any involvement of the country in the Sunday operation to oust him from office.
Venezuelan soldiers in balaclavas move a suspect from a helicopter after what Venezuelan authorities described was a

Maduro Says 2 US 'Terrorists' Were Captured in Failed Attempt to Capture Him

By Danielle Ong
The embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro revealed authorities captured two U.S. citizens among a group of 13 'terrorists' on Monday. The mercenaries were reportedly attempting to capture the socialist leader.
Venezuelan security forces boats are seen, after Venezuela's government announced a failed ‘mercenary’ incursion, in Macuto, Venezuela.

8 People Killed on Coast After Attack of Mercenaries, Says Venezuela

By Olive Marie
The Venezuelan government said it foiled a marine invasion by the "terrorist mercenaries" who tried to enter the country via speedboats from nearby Colombia. As a result, eight people were killed, and two apprehended.
Venezuelan oil minister Tareck El Aissami

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro Hires US Most-Wanted Drug Trafficker as Oil Minister

By Danielle Ong
Venezuelan Nicolas Maduro appointed a powerful drug kingpin and cousin of the late president Hugo Chavez as oil minister amid massive fuel shortages across the nation.
To complete the school year’s third and final cycles remotely, a student would be required to use information technology and information and communications technology infrastructure which, unfortunately, are not existent in the country.

Is Remote Schooling a Realistic Approach in Venezuela Where Everything Is a Challenge?

By Olive Marie
Carrying out the school year 2019 to 2020 school year's third and final cycles remotely would require the information technology and information and communications technology infrastructure.
Motorcycle drivers wait in line to the opening of a gas station during a nationwide quarantine due to coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Caracas, Venezuela.

Food and Fuel Shortage Bring Riots in Venezuela’s Countryside

By Olive Marie
Dozens of people in Venezuela had a clash with the police authorities in the southern Bolivar state's countryside.

COVID-19 Crisis Causes 3 Latin American Countries to be Hit Hard by Oil Collapse

By Olive Marie
Traders say, the costs of major Latin American crude grades plunged early this week after the crash in standard crude stocks, vexing a weak market that has already been weak, and has seen a small number of sales in April.
Venezuela

Inside Venezuela: Where People Can Only Afford Rotten Meat

By Danielle Ong
Venezuela was once the most prominent country in Latin America. Today, its people struggle to buy a single gallon of milk.
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