Venezuela Former Venezuelan spy chief pleads guilty in U.S. drug case, ties Maduro to gangs, Iran By Antonio Maria Delgado Updated June 26, 2025 3:57 PM ...

The U.S. revocation of Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela was a financial blow to Maduro, and Machado said cutting off financing was crucial to creating internal pressure against him.

A Venezuelan activist seeking asylum in the United States after reportedly being tortured by the government of U.S. adversary Nicolás Maduro has been detained by U.S. immigration authorities ...

Machado claims that voter turnout in Venezuela's regional elections last month, which most of the opposition boycotted, was less than 15% — which she described as massive defiance of the regime.

Former Venezuelan military intelligence chief Hugo Carvajal has reached an agreement to plead guilty to federal drug trafficking charges in the U.S., in a deal that leaves open the possibility ...

MIAMI (AP) — A former Venezuelan spymaster who was close to the country’s late President Hugo Chávez pleaded guilty Wednesday to drug trafficking charges a week before his trial was set to ...

In 2011, prosecutors alleged that Carvajal used his office to coordinate the smuggling of approximately 5,600 kilograms (12,300 pounds) of cocaine aboard a jet from Venezuela to Mexico in 2006.

If Venezuela, which owns 100% of the refiner and its U.S.-based parent companies, fails to retain some equity, it would lose its most significant overseas asset.

Failing to revive an economy in free fall, Nicolás Maduro's regime has now turned its sights on those who dare to describe the collapse. In recent weeks, authorities have detained economists ...