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Following the seizure of Nicolás Maduro, a new agreement between the United States and Venezuela provides American authorities with direct management access to the country's vast oil reserves, despite its reduced production capacity.
Legal experts examine how the American judicial system processes cases involving former authoritarian figures, using Nicolás Maduro’s extradition and trial prospects as a contemporary reference point. The discussion highlights procedural challenges and historical precedents in international criminal law.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has published photographs from inside a United States detention center, showing a noticeably thinner appearance. The images mark his first public communication since being taken into custody.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has released his first images since being taken into custody in the United States, showing a noticeably thinner appearance inside the facility.
Former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro said Sunday he was 'standing firm' in social media posts from a New York prison, where he has been held since his capture by U.S. forces. M...
'Venezuela will be reborn': Maduro shares first photos from US prison since capture
New photos ✓ "Standing strong"
US President Donald Trump announced a historic oil agreement with Venezuela, giving the United States control over 65 billion barrels of the country's oil reserves. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro confirmed the deal.
An analysis suggests that Venezuela's ongoing transformations place the country in a state between structural collapse and managed transition, indicating neither a complete downfall nor a stable establishment of a new structure.
Venezuela's interim government has released 131 political prisoners, a move seen as a key step amid ongoing talks following the fall of Nicolás Maduro, leading to emotional reunions for families.
An analysis explores the extent of US power in Venezuela, noting that American influence increased after Maduro's removal, but experts suggest Washington may need to take more responsibility for the country's future.
Νέα, εξαιρετικά θερμή φάση πυροδοτείται στο πολιτικό σκηνικό, με το ΠΑΣΟΚ να εξαπολύει μια άνευ προηγουμένου προσωπική και πολιτική επίθεση κατά του Αλέξη Τσίπρα.
US embassies in the Middle East have issued warnings for citizens to consider departing the region, as President Trump threatens new strikes on Iran and a US general warns of insufficient resources to protect both the US and Israel from Iranian missiles. This comes after reports of new Iranian drone attacks and a tanker hit in the Strait of Hormuz.
Venezuela's political crisis is at a new crossroads, with talks between Chavismo and the opposition set to begin on August 1 under Washington's supervision, aiming to establish a path toward new elections two years after Nicolás Maduro falsely claimed victory in 2024.
Seven months after the US military overthrew Maduro, President Trump rejected the possibility of snap elections in Venezuela, stating the country is not yet ready but has made great progress since Maduro's fall.
A US court has set June 1, 2027, as the trial date for Venezuela's ousted president Nicolás Maduro and his wife, who are accused of drug trafficking.
The trial date for Nicolás Maduro has been set, with proceedings expected to begin in a year. This development comes amidst ongoing discussions about Venezuela's sovereignty and international relations.
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife will face a criminal trial in the United States on drug trafficking charges. The trial has been set to begin on June 1, 2027.
Relations between the left-wing authoritarian Maduro regime and the international lender had been frozen for several years prior.
A Miami judge has ordered $314 million in damages, holding Nicolás Maduro and other Venezuelan officials responsible for the kidnapping and torture of three U.S. citizens. The Americans were reportedly used in a 'hostage diplomacy' swap for Colombian businessman Alex Saab.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, through Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, confirmed that recent earthquakes had no impact on the country's oil industry. This assurance aimed to allay concerns about potential disruptions to the vital sector.
Six months after the alleged abduction of Maduro by the US, Venezuelans continue to face severe economic uncertainty, exacerbating an already dire situation.
The Hague-based singer, cabaret artist, and writer Harrie Jekkers will receive a miniature statue in Madurodam as an honor, following his announcement last year to stop performing.
Delcy Rodríguez, Maduro's successor supported by the US, criticized 'media laboratories' for attempting to generate chaos and obstruct rescue efforts during a catastrophe.
The Trump administration's State Department has announced total support from Venezuela's interim government as it delivers $150 million in humanitarian earthquake relief, following the arrest of Maduro.
A series of earthquakes in Venezuela are exposing the fragility of the US-backed state, highlighting the limited changes since Nicolás Maduro's removal from power and testing the US's political strategy.
Nancy Gomes, a professor at the Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, has launched her new book 'Venezuela: um País em Suspenso,' which argues that the 'extraction' of Maduro demonstrated his dispensability.
Bei der Kommandoaktion gegen Machthaber Maduro hat der Präsident postuliert: „Wir werden Venezuela führen.“ Nun muss er den Beweis antreten.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has reportedly issued a call for calm from prison, though the context or specific event prompting this message is not detailed.
Following the overthrow of dictator Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela is grappling with a massive $240 billion debt and is set to begin the largest debt restructuring in history, according to the Financial Times.
Delcy Rodríguez is reportedly attempting to craft a new image of sensible statecraft in Venezuela, moving beyond the iconography of dictator Nicolás Maduro.
American investment funds are reportedly rushing to invest in Venezuela's energy sector, seeing significant opportunities after the removal of Nicolás Maduro from power.
Years after his face dominated propaganda, Nicolas Maduro's image is being systematically removed from public display in Venezuela, reflecting a deliberate effort to erase him from the nation's memory.
Five months after the fall of Maduro, Venezuela experiences some increased freedom, though full democratization remains elusive. Investors are exploring opportunities, but the country faces enormous financial needs.
Months after Nicolás Maduro's removal, pro-democracy activists in Venezuela are struggling to translate their hopes into political influence, with many emerging from hiding but remaining on the sidelines.
An editorial discusses how Pedro Passos Coelho risks losing popularity within the PSD, as warned by his former minister and ex-right-hand man, Miguel Poiares Maduro.
The ongoing daily crisis in Venezuela is impeding the return of the diaspora, as a macroeconomic bubble following the fall of Maduro contrasts sharply with the widespread shortages faced by citizens.
Eight Venezuelan officers, including General Ramón Lozada, who were imprisoned for alleged military rebellion, have been released after serving their sentences. Their release is part of broader political changes, with nearly 800 political prisoners freed since January.
A notebook detailed former Spanish President Zapatero's proposals, dubbed 'Plan Z,' which the Venezuelan dictator Maduro did not implement before Trump's intervention but is now executing through Delcy Rodríguez.
The US military conducted a highly visible drill in Caracas, marking the first known American military exercise on Venezuelan soil since the overthrow of Maduro.
Nicolas Maduro Guerra, son of an imprisoned Venezuelan hardliner, has given his first interview to Western media, discussing his father's errors and his own underestimation of American power.
Donald Trump announced that a deal with Iran, which includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, is "largely negotiated." However, Iran has disputed the claim regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Thousands of Cubans gathered in front of the US embassy in Havana to protest the US indictment of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro. His daughter and other Cuban officials repudiated the accusations, with some expressing readiness to fight against imperialism.
Donald Trump has repeatedly stated his intention to speak with Taiwan's president, a move that risks provoking strong opposition and anger from China. This diplomatic shift challenges long-standing US policy regarding Taiwan.
Alex Saab, a former regime fixer for Maduro, has been handed over to the United States, an event seen as the Rodríguez siblings and Diosdado Cabello attempting to distance themselves from toxic ties of the Maduro era.
US-backed authorities in Venezuela have not dismantled the control mechanisms that led the country into crisis, indicating that post-Maduro economic management leaves structural flaws untouched.
Businessman Alex Saab has been arrested in Washington, leading to questions about his nationality and political downfall after being reportedly rescued by Maduro and handed over by Delcy Rodríguez.
Saturday Night Live concluded its 51st season with a finale featuring a surprise performance by Paul McCartney and no cast goodbyes, hinting at potential changes for the offseason. The episode also included sketches involving Will Ferrell and references to political figures.
Political scientist Miguel Poiares Maduro suggests that Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) and Social Democratic Party (PSD) could face their demise, attributing the current public space mutation to an impact comparable to the invention of printing.
The US Pentagon has canceled its previously planned deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland, a decision that has drawn comments from Polish officials including Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This reversal has sparked discussions about its implications for Poland's security and NATO's eastern flank.
The summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing covered critical issues including trade, Taiwan, and Iran, with Trump stating Xi vowed no military equipment support for Iran. Discussions also touched upon potential US-China AI safety talks.
Nicolás Maduro was reportedly arrested by US troops and charged with 'drug terrorism,' with his son describing the event as a 'political process' and revealing family experiences during the storming of Caracas.
Political scientist and former minister Miguel Poiares Maduro was featured as a guest on the podcast "O que fazer quando tudo arde." He discussed the topic of recent dictatorships not being a "vacina" against authoritarianism.
US reconnaissance flights have reportedly intensified near the coast of Cuba, a move reminiscent of previous actions before significant international events.
Venezuela's President is reportedly making their first visit outside the Caribbean region. The article mentions Delcy Rodriguez, acting president, traveling to The Hague, Netherlands, following the alleged capture of Nicolas Maduro, though Maduro remains the recognized president.
Nicolás Maduro, the former Venezuelan president, continues to passionately follow Barcelona from his US prison, with his son revealing a message sent after a recent loss.
An article discusses potential changes in Venezuela if President Maduro were gone, with US officials suggesting they would 'unleash prosperity' by controlling the oil industry, though many in Caracas believe more would be needed.
A report follows individuals fighting to bring back Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro after his capture, aiming to keep the 'Revolution' alive.
Venezuela's ruling Chavista party is undergoing internal purges and external guidance, with Delcy Rodríguez's leadership displacing the presidential couple's influence as the regime seeks to rebuild.
Venezuela's oil exports have reportedly reached 1 million barrels per day, marking a significant milestone in the post-Maduro era.
Reports have emerged detailing the 'double life' of an American special forces member, involving activities such as real estate dealings, military service, and allegedly placing bets on the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The revelations suggest a complex and clandestine personal history.
A US soldier has entered a not guilty plea to charges alleging he gambled on the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, facing legal repercussions for his actions.
Energy companies Eni and Repsol are making significant investments in Venezuela, anticipating a post-Maduro era for the country's economic landscape.
A US Army special forces soldier is facing accusations of earning $400,000 from bets placed on the capture of former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, an operation prosecutors claim he was involved in. A woman he was texting reportedly stated he bragged about his business skills.
Venezuela's former spy chief is being considered as a potential star witness in the upcoming trial involving President Nicolás Maduro.
The United States has canceled diplomatic talks with Iran and rejected a peace proposal, as new reports indicate Iranian attacks caused billions of dollars in damage to US military bases, significantly more than initially disclosed.
A US operation in the Eastern Pacific targeted a vessel suspected of drug trafficking, resulting in the deaths of two individuals. This incident is part of ongoing US efforts against drug smugglers in the region.
Nicolás Maduro Guerra states that the photos were taken by staff at the Brooklyn detention center and sent printed by mail to his relatives.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro intends to test American judicial reluctance to apply international law in criminal cases against him.
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has released his initial photographs taken while held in custody in the United States, marking a new development in his legal situation.
Financial analysts and commentators note striking parallels between Washington's recent oil agreement with Venezuela and a fictionalized diplomatic exchange depicted in The Godfather Part II, while also warning that the deal lacks concrete details and could inadvertently strengthen President Maduro's authoritarian grip on power.
Nicolás Maduro has appeared in the first photos from a US prison after months. While he awaits trial, the USA is gaining increasing access to Venezuelan oil.
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has released an image from his detention in the United States, flashing a peace sign to supporters. The photograph marks his first public appearance since being transferred to American authorities.
The Bharatiya Janata Party has disciplined three of its lawmakers for violating official party guidelines regarding interactions with individuals convicted in connection with the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
Eight months after the removal of President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan society displays divided sentiments, with initial celebrations giving way to frustration over persistent economic hardships.
Venezuela has reportedly abandoned Nicolás Maduro, leaving him to face his fate in a US jail. This development suggests a significant shift in the country's political landscape regarding its former leader.
The capture of Nicolás Maduro has led to an unusual path to a US courtroom, prompting experts to debate the role of international law in the case.
Venezuela and its opposition are demanding the return of the country's gold reserves held in the Bank of England vaults. This comes as major oil companies, including BP, are returning to Venezuela.
Law experts Antoine Duval and Miguel Poiares Maduro argue that FIFA operates on blatant conflicts of interest and systemic clientelism, urging the European Union to impose serious checks and balances.
A US Army soldier, accused of making winning Polymarket predictions based on classified information about a raid to capture then-Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, has asked a judge to dismiss the case, arguing the alleged bets are not a crime.
An article from VG reports on the capture of Maduro inside Fuerte Tiuna.
The New York Times quietly removed former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro from its 'Most Stylish' list after a meme of him in a tracksuit went viral.
Nicolás Maduro's trial is set to commence in a New York court in June 2027, with Maduro having previously presented himself as a 'prisoner of war' following his capture in a US military operation.
A report provides a detailed account of the atmosphere and events inside Nicolás Maduro's court hearing.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has pleaded not guilty in a US drug trafficking case, asserting his innocence and identifying himself as a decent man and the constitutional president of his country. He appeared in court to face the charges.
The United States has intensified its military actions against Iran, launching multiple strikes on Iranian military targets and disabling a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as Iran reports retaliatory attacks and warns of an existential war with the US, further escalating the conflict between the two nations.
Three Americans have been awarded $314 million in the largest judgment to date amid a series of lawsuits filed by individuals imprisoned in Venezuela who allege torture by the Maduro government.
Six months after a US operation reportedly captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, The New York Times has revealed details about the functioning of Venezuela's transitional government, suggesting significant US influence, potentially led by figures like Rubio.
Nicolasito, the son of Venezuelan President Maduro, faced the anger and grief of survivors in La Guaira who had lost their homes and family members, an incident recorded by a Norwegian crew.
Venezuela marked its Independence Day amidst the aftermath of twin earthquakes and significant political change following the U.S.-led removal of Nicolás Maduro.
The US Men's National Team advanced to the World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0, but will be without Folarin Balogun due to a controversial red card and subsequent suspension. The team cannot appeal Balogun's suspension, impacting their upcoming match against Belgium.
Five families have filed a lawsuit in a U.S. court in Brooklyn, accusing former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro of authorizing police killings during a deadly campaign.
A powerful earthquake in Venezuela has resulted in over 900 fatalities and more than 50,000 missing persons, prompting intensified rescue operations. International aid, including assistance from the United States, is being deployed as families desperately search for loved ones amidst widespread destruction.
Twin earthquakes have devastated Venezuela, resulting in at least 188 fatalities and leaving thousands missing under rubble. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with international aid being offered as survivors recount harrowing experiences.
A recent earthquake has caused a devastating blow, occurring less than six months after Venezuela's then-leader Nicolás Maduro was seized by US forces. The quake adds to a period of significant uncertainty.
Venezuela is reported to have $240 billion in hidden debt, nearly 2.5 times its entire economy, and is preparing for the largest debt restructuring in history while hoping to return to capital markets.
Following the capture of Venezuela's then-president Nicolás Maduro, the country's current leader asserts that Venezuela is now on the "right path." This statement suggests a new direction for the nation post-Maduro's removal.
Billboards featuring Nicolas Maduro are being repainted and former allies are distancing themselves, indicating a decline in his public presence and support in Venezuela.
Kalshi has reportedly tightened its compliance procedures following reports that military spouses placed bets on the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
Former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro is reportedly being erased from public view, with propaganda billboards painted over and former allies seemingly eager to forget his once glorified rule.
Venezuela is exporting more oil five months after the US captured President Nicolas Maduro, raising questions about the destination of the increased revenue.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has reportedly added a lawyer from Sean 'Diddy' Combs' defense team to his own legal counsel. This move suggests a strategic strengthening of Maduro's defense as he faces various legal challenges.
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Former Spanish Prime Minister José Zapatero is accused of very serious criminal offenses, including those related to the regimes of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, marking the first such accusation against a former premier since Spain's return to democracy.
A new law is being proposed to combat the bombardment of unhealthy advertising directed at children, based on the understanding that children's brains are still immature and highly susceptible to such influences.
Preparations for the 2026 World Cup are progressing, with several national teams announcing their squads and training camps. Mexico has confirmed it will host the Iranian team, while Canada extended its manager's contract through the 2030 World Cup.
The recent US indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro has sparked debate about whether he could face a similar fate to Nicolás Maduro and if it might lead to a US invasion of Cuba.
The Iranian national football team has relocated its FIFA World Cup training camp from the United States to Mexico. This decision comes amid reported visa and security concerns, as well as ongoing diplomatic tensions between the US and Iran.
A psychological operation by Ratcliffe involved a visit to Havana by CIA leaders, including the commander accused of killing Maduro's Cuban escort, with claims made that he "cold-bloodedly killed your heroes."
Nicolás Maduro Guerra, son of the ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, has made a rare self-criticism in his first interview with a Western media outlet, confessing that they "should have protected his father" regarding his abduction.
Four months after the US reportedly intervened and removed President Maduro, Venezuelans are navigating a mix of hope and despair, with opposition leader Machado now based in the US and out of power.
Nicolás Maduro Guerra, son of the imprisoned Venezuelan strongman, gave his first interview to a Western media outlet, discussing his father's errors and his own underestimation of US influence.
The United States has expanded sanctions against Cuba, prompting Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel to warn of a "bloodbath" if the island nation is attacked. This escalation highlights severe tensions between the two countries.
US President Donald Trump issued a dire warning to Iran, stating that the country would be destroyed or "won't be anything left" if it failed to agree to a peace deal.
Venezuela has deported Alex Saab, a close associate of President Nicolás Maduro, to the United States. Saab faces charges of corruption and money laundering in the US.
Venezuela announced the deportation of a close associate of President Nicolás Maduro to the United States, where the individual is expected to face criminal charges.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has denied allegations that he drew fashion inspiration from the ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. This statement addresses a specific, somewhat unusual, public claim.
The son of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro stated that his father, abducted by US forces and facing drug terrorism charges, is sharing a prison cell with 18 inmates in New York, where he reads the Bible and learns English.
Senator Marco Rubio garnered significant attention during his visit to China, first for wearing a tracksuit resembling one famously worn by Nicolas Maduro, and also due to Chinese authorities altering his name to circumvent existing sanctions and permit his entry.
New polls in Venezuela, following Maduro's downfall, indicate a mix of guarded hope and persistent mistrust, with citizens reportedly trusting Chevron more than their own president amidst an ongoing economic crisis.
Following an attack that ousted Venezuela's top leader, the question arises whether conditions have improved enough to make a return appealing for Venezuelans who had fled the country due to dire circumstances.
Investigations reveal that the Venezuelan regime under President Maduro has detained German and other foreign tourists for months. These individuals were reportedly held as potential bargaining chips against other nations.
In Venezuela, President Maduro's system is reportedly disintegrating following his January arrest, with cautious optimism in the country. However, a democratic transition remains distant, despite perceived influence from figures like Trump.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is reportedly held for months in a well-known US federal prison, having been transferred to New York in January after an operation by US authorities.
The son of Venezuela's former president, Nicolás Maduro, states that his father is doing well in a US prison, where he reads books, watches television with other inmates, and has developed an interest in the Bible.
Polls from AtlasIntel suggest that Delcy Rodriguez's approval ratings are slipping, indicating a loss of the modest support she inherited from January 3rd as post-Maduro expectations fade in Venezuela.
An American soldier involved in the operation to capture Maduro was arrested for allegedly betting on the outcome and pocketing $400,000.
Venezuela's economy is opening various sectors to foreign firms, presenting potential opportunities for German companies that have maintained a presence through years of economic decline.
A U.S. special forces soldier has pleaded not guilty to fraud charges, accused of using classified information to bet on the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and allegedly winning $400,000 from a prediction market.
A shooter has been charged with attempted murder of President Trump following an incident at a Washington correspondents' dinner. Witnesses described panic after gunshots were fired during the event.
A gunman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner was reportedly targeting President Trump and his administration officials, prompting an evacuation and raising security concerns. The incident led to discussions about event security and the safety of high-profile attendees.
A US soldier is facing accusations of placing bets related to an operation involving Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Prosecutors allege that his final bet was made just hours before US Special Forces apprehended Maduro.
A U.S. soldier faces charges for allegedly making $400,000 through prediction market bets on the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The soldier was also reportedly blocked from a competing platform.
Colombia and Venezuela have signed an agreement for military cooperation to combat criminal networks along their shared border. This accord was reached during the first visit by a Colombian president to Venezuela in a significant diplomatic step.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro plans to challenge US judicial systems regarding the application of international law in criminal proceedings, testing American legal reluctance.
Photos show ousted leader Nicolás Maduro wearing a $40 Casio watch in prison, a stark contrast to the luxury Swiss timepieces he favored while in power.
The Trump administration is pursuing expanded oil cooperation with Venezuela while simultaneously finalizing pharmaceutical pricing agreements with nearly a dozen major drug manufacturers. These parallel economic initiatives aim to address domestic fuel costs and healthcare expenses.
Former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro posted initial images from his current detention in the United States, stating that his supporters remain steadfast despite his incarceration.
‘We are standing firm,’ Maduro says in photo posts from detention Dhaka Tribune
Following his arrest in Caracas, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro released photographs from his U.S. detention cell, declaring that his government remains steadfast. The images mark the latest development in the geopolitical fallout surrounding his capture and ongoing diplomatic negotiations.
In a candid interview, the ex-vice president criticizes internal Chavista divisions post-Chávez and argues that Venezuela has surrendered its sovereignty to American oversight.
Even after the potential fall of Maduro, the old regime continues to pull strings in Venezuela, delaying the freedom of political prisoners.
Following the removal of Maduro, Venezuela is now seeking the return of $4 billion in gold reserves held by England.
BP plans to develop an offshore gasfield in Venezuela with firms linked to the Trump administration, marking one of the first major foreign investments since the US ousted Nicolás Maduro.
The Venezuelan government and opposition have concluded their first round of talks aimed at a political transition, announcing points of agreement. This development comes as Venezuela also implements measures like reduced public sector working hours to ease strain on its electrical grid.
Jailed former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has welcomed any path to dialogue aimed at a political transition and elections in Venezuela. This comes as discussions are reportedly underway ahead of potential talks involving the United States.
Hopes for de-escalation in US-Iran hostilities have increased following reports of ongoing talks and a meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, where Iran was a primary agenda item, leading to a drop in oil prices.
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for drone and missile attacks on Saudi Aramco oil facilities in Yanbu and Jizan, escalating the conflict which has also seen increased activity in the Red Sea. A Greek Patriot battery reportedly intercepted a Houthi drone, while concerns grow over the widening regional tensions.
The Financial Times estimates that the US earned $13 billion from Venezuelan oil since Nicolás Maduro's alleged kidnapping on January 3, with the whereabouts of these funds unknown, leading to accusations that Trump 'robbed' Venezuela.
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is scheduled to stand trial in New York starting on June 1 of next year.
A US court has scheduled June 1, 2027, as the trial date for Venezuela's ousted president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife, on drug trafficking charges. The trial will take place in New York.
An analysis suggests that the United States maintains full control over Venezuela without significant protest, which is seen as establishing a dangerous precedent in international relations.
Three Venezuelan intellectuals analyze the country's future following recent political shifts and the announcement of dialogue, discussing how a US plan might lead to a Maduro government without Maduro's direct presence.
An article questions whether the Bank of England will return Venezuela's gold, noting that the US's alleged replacement of President Nicolás Maduro with Delcy Rodríguez has not altered the situation.
The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Venezuela has climbed to nearly 4,500, with thousands more missing and 20,000 struggling in displacement camps. International search and rescue missions, including one from Mexico, are concluding as the crisis continues.
Venezuela is appealing for the return of 30 tons of gold held by Britain, amidst a national crisis and the aftermath of earthquakes that have killed thousands. The country faces significant challenges with its economy and infrastructure.
The Venezuelan government is facing scrutiny and criticism regarding its response to a recent earthquake. President Nicolás Maduro has defended the government's actions, stating they did not delay in their efforts.
Families of five Venezuelan men have filed a lawsuit in the US, accusing Nicolás Maduro of overseeing FAES, a police unit allegedly responsible for extrajudicial killings.
An earthquake in Venezuela is being viewed as a critical test of the country's state capacity, exacerbating an already existing crisis and drawing attention to the impact of US actions against Nicolás Maduro.
Diosdado Cabello, a prominent figure in the Chavista regime and former second-in-command to Maduro, has called on Venezuelans to trust the 'responsible government,' despite facing accusations of corruption and repression.
Two earthquakes of over 7.0 magnitude struck Venezuela, prompting the country's leader to appeal for national unity and support for rescue teams.
Two strong earthquakes struck Venezuela within a minute, leading to fears of thousands of fatalities and President Rodríguez declaring a state of emergency. From prison, Maduro called for 'unity, serenity, and love' following the devastating tremors.
Following the ouster of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's national debt is projected to surge, potentially placing the country in a more precarious financial state than Greece experienced in 2012.
Venezuela's acting leader states that the country is on the right path following the US capture of Nicolás Maduro, marking a turning point in Venezuela's international relations.
The article explores how the rapid pace of information dissemination, dubbed the 'Maduro Effect,' has fundamentally altered human perception of time.
As the World Cup approaches, discussions range from environmental concerns for the 2026 tournament and calls to ban Iran, to high ticket prices and visa issues affecting the current event. Former Germany coach Berti Vogts also expressed concerns about the expanded World Cup format.
Luso-Venezuelans express optimism for the future of Venezuela following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, with the Portuguese Ambassador in Caracas noting their hope.
French President Emmanuel Macron has stated that Venezuela's González Urrutia should lead the transition in a post-Maduro era.
Airlines operating in Venezuela will now be required to pay for their fuel directly to the US Treasury. This new measure is part of a series of financial sanctions imposed by Washington, which claims control over Venezuela following the capture of President Nicolas Maduro.
The US military is reportedly ready for a strike against the Cuban leadership, though not with the same force as previously against Nicolás Maduro, as the Nimitz aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean and the superpower's forces are overstretched.
French banker Matthieu Pigasse, known for his work with former Venezuelan leaders, has been appointed by Caracas to restructure the country's debt. This controversial contract marks an exceptional move for Venezuela.
Police investigations reveal that the Maduro regime allegedly offered Zapatero's network an 8.75% 'windfall' on Tortola island in exchange for recovering gold as part of a plan against Juan Guaidó.
Nicolas Maduro, the former president of Venezuela, has reportedly seen an improvement in his prison conditions in a New York federal facility, after nearly five months of initial solitary confinement.
Nicolás Maduro is facing a new criminal investigation from federal prosecutors in Miami, amid ongoing doubts about the viability of previous charges filed against him.
The Trump administration is implementing new, stricter rules for Green Card applicants, drawing criticism from lawmakers and raising concerns within the travel industry. These changes are part of a broader effort to restrict legal immigration and have sparked worries about their impact.
Venezuelan magnates reportedly sought the influence of former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero within the Chavista government, with the network successfully securing authorization for Plus Ultra flights from the Maduro administration.
The United States has intensified its pressure on Cuba, including indicting former leader Raúl Castro on murder charges. This action has led to celebrations for Castro in Cuba and international warnings against potential US military intervention.
Iran has issued a stern warning that any resumption of US attacks would lead to a war that would spread "far beyond the region." Iranian officials stated that their devastating strikes would crush any aggressors.
Sources indicate that the US is pursuing a second criminal investigation into Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Details of the new investigation remain undisclosed.
An individual closely associated with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been charged in a bribery case in the United States, following their deportation to the country.
The decline of Alex Saab, a global business operator for Maduro, illustrates how the Chavista regime has transformed under the pressure of international sanctions, isolation, and the need for survival.
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier has returned to the United States after completing a record 326-day deployment. This marked the longest deployment for a US Navy aircraft carrier in decades.
Cuba has published a 'family guide' instructing its citizens on how to survive a potential US military attack, amid rising tensions between the two nations. The guide advises on protection, resistance, survival, and victory in such an event.
Russian forces launched a series of missile and drone strikes on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of over a dozen people and widespread damage across the Ukrainian capital. Ukrainian officials reported at least 16 fatalities, with some sources indicating higher numbers.
The son of former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro claims his father is being held in a New York prison cell with 18 other inmates.
President Donald Trump arrived in China for a summit with President Xi Jinping, aiming to stabilize US-China relations and address trade tensions following a tariff war. The visit is marked by discussions on geopolitical rivalry and economic interests, with American CEOs accompanying Trump.
Miguel Poiares Maduro argues that Portugal's recent dictatorship does not serve as a 'vaccine' against the rise of authoritarianism in the country, suggesting such a political shift could still clearly happen.
A report states that US soldiers arrested Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, at the beginning of the year, transferring them to a New York prison. The report also claims that Trump declared early elections in Venezuela.
Venezuela's Vice President Delcy Rodriguez is heading to The Hague to attend the International Court of Justice (ICJ) case concerning a land dispute with Guyana, marking her first trip outside the Caribbean since the Maduro abduction incident.
According to an unusual interview with his son, former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is learning the Bible in a US prison cell and has given his blessing to the woman who allegedly betrayed him to Trump.
Despite the Trump administration labeling Venezuelan President Maduro as a 'leader of a narcoterrorist network,' analysts suggest this argument is oversimplified, as the drug business was never controlled by one person.
The son of a US-ousted Venezuelan dictator told El País that his father believed he was dying in prison and was recently moved from solitary confinement to be with other prisoners.
Despite U.S. officials' promises to 'unleash prosperity' by taking control of Venezuela's oil industry after Trump's efforts to oust Maduro, many Caracas residents report that daily life has seen minimal improvement.
The Cuban regime announced it has collected more than six million 'patriotic' signatures. This strategy was previously employed last year to demonstrate support for Nicolás Maduro.
A U.S. special forces soldier pleaded not guilty to charges of using classified information to bet on the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, allegedly winning $400,000. The soldier is accused of profiting from a prediction market based on the outcome of a raid.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is mentioned in a report by the Tehran Times.
The man who could testify against the ousted Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro is known as "el Pollo", meaning "Chicken". He is wanted by the authorities.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities stating the suspect likely targeted Trump administration officials. The incident raised concerns about security and prompted reactions from attendees and officials.
The US government has given its approval for the Venezuelan government to cover the legal defense costs of Nicolás Maduro, the former president who remains detained.
Representative Anna Paulina Luna has called for a pardon for a Special Forces soldier who was charged after allegedly betting on his own mission to capture Maduro, citing a perceived double standard compared to Congress.