Three Ukrainians are among seven alleged mercenaries arrested in Venezuela, leader Maduro says
Venezuela's leader Nicolás Maduro announced on state television on 7 January the arrest of seven foreigners whom he accused of being "mercenaries", allegedly trying to prevent him from taking the presidential oath.
Pedro Mario Burelli, a veteran Venezuelan political operative and an opponent of Mr. Maduro’s movement, called the visit part ...
The next presidential term in Venezuela is set to begin Friday, when the ruling party-controlled congress will host a ...
Venezuela’s government has unleashed a fresh wave of repression as the opposition plans nationwide protests to denounce ...
CARACAS—Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila) announced the arrest of seven ...
As the day for the start of a new government approaches, no one is certain about what will happen in the South American ...
CARACAS (Reuters) -Two U.S. citizens have been arrested in Venezuela, part of a group of seven who President Nicolas Maduro ...
A recap of key events since Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro took office in 2013, clinging to power despite two successive reelections widely rejected as neither free nor fair: ...
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro announced the detention of three Ukrainians days before his inauguration, calling them ...
The Venezuelan community in the Dominican Republic is mobilizing to support opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia ...
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