Venezuela
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Venezuelan Service Members Rule Gasoline Black Market
On May 18, a commission of Venezuela’s General Military Counterintelligence Directorate (DGCIM, in Spanish) arrested eight service members...
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Venezuela’s Official Virus Data Is ‘Absurd’: HRW and Johns Hopkins
Venezuela’s low case count and death toll from the coronavirus are likely false and could in fact be...
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US Coast Guard Cutter Vigilant Interdicts Approximately 3,000 kilograms of Cocaine near Costa Rica
The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Vigilant (WMEC-617) crew seized a total of 122 bales of cocaine, June 22,...
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US Navy Carries Out Freedom of Navigation Operations
The U.S. Navy routinely conducts Freedom of Navigation Operations (FONOPs) throughout the world. FONOPs are operations by U.S....
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Pompeo Announces Additional $200 Million Aid to Venezuelans
The United States announced a new $200 million aid package for Venezuelans, both inside and outside the country,...
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Venezuela Turns to Iran to Revive Oil Production
Amid nationwide gasoline shortages that have prompted fuel rationing and protests at gas stations, Venezuela has turned to...
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The Cuban Threat in Latin America
The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation held the digital conference “The Cuban Threat in Latin America” on May...
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Cuba to Join Venezuela on US Blacklist for Not Cooperating on Counterterrorism
Cuba has been placed back on the list of countries that do not cooperate fully with the United...
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How to Prevent Another Failure of Democracy in Venezuela
It’s been two years since the illegitimate election of Nicolás Maduro, during which time Venezuela has plunged into...
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Maduro Authorizes Mining in Rivers, Plunders Orinoco Gold
The Nicolás Maduro regime has lifted the prohibition on river mining, authorizing gold and diamond exploitation in six...
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Pregnant Women Face Danger in Venezuelan Hospitals
Among the areas where the hospital crisis is particularly notorious in Venezuela are maternity wards. Giving birth in...
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Abrams: ‘A Transition Is Coming in Venezuela’
The U.S. government is preparing to reopen its embassy in Caracas, as they believe a transition is coming...
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On the Rise, with its Own Characteristics: Digital Censorship in Venezuela
Venezuelans’ freedom of expression and information has been exponentially restricted in the digital environment, and the situation continues...
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Venezuelan Regime Uses Pandemic for Political Ends
The massive business shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic has caused millions of jobs to be lost. In...
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Venezuelan Government Represses Social, Political Discontent
Six weeks after the Nicolás Maduro regime declared a “national emergency,” protests are beginning to escalate throughout the...
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Guaidó Leads on Venezuela’s COVID-19 Response
While the Nicolás Maduro regime lies to the public about Venezuela’s confirmed coronavirus cases and its hospitals’ preparedness,...
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US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida: ‘There’s a lot of corruption coming from Venezuela’
Voice of America spoke with Ariana Fajardo, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, who revealed details...
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Guaidó: ‘There is an intervention today in Venezuela, and it’s by Cubans’
Venezuelan Interim President Juan Guaidó spoke with Voice of America and provided details about his plan to create...
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Venezuelan Crisis Strongly Affects Women
The crisis in Venezuela, which has caused more than 4.5 million people to go into exile, has particularly...
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White House: US Offer to Nicolás Maduro ‘is too generous’
In an interview with Voice of America, Mauricio Claver-Carone, senior director of the National Security Council Office for...
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