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In Venezuela, Fourth Opposition Campaign Aide Detained

A campaign manager for barred Venezuelan presidential candidate Maria Corina Machado was detained Saturday, the opposition politician reported, bringing to four the number of aides arrested since January.

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Venezuela Invites EU, UN To Observe Presidential Election

Many countries refused to recognize the results of Maduro's last election in 2018, citing fraud and a lack of transparency, and instead recognized his poll rival Juan Guaido as interim president.

Latin Times

Venezuela Invites EU To Observe Presidential Election

Venezuela has invited the European Union to send a team to observe presidential elections on July 28 in which President Nicolas Maduro is widely expected to seek another term.

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Maduro Will 'No Doubt' Be Presidential Candidate: Venezuelan Official

A senior Venezuelan ruling party official said Wednesday he "had no doubt" President Nicolas Maduro would be their candidate in elections set for July 28.

International Business Times

Venezuelan Elections Set for July 28 But Many Questions Still Remain

The announcement fails to clarify if banned opposition candidates are allowed to take part or if international observers will be allowed to monitor election

Latin Times

Venezuela Will Hold Presidential Elections On July 28: Official

Venezuela will go to the polls on July 28 to choose a president, the electoral authority said Tuesday, with incumbent Nicolas Maduro widely expected to stand and his main challenger precluded from running.

International Business Times

Venezuelan President Maduro Calls German Outlet Deutsche Welle 'Nazi,' Expels it From the Country

DW published a report by Transparency International, deeming Venezuela the second-most corrupt country in the world

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Venezuelan President Maduro Makes Significant Announcements At CELAC Summit

Venezuelan President Maduro's engagements at the CELAC summit address regional relations, territorial disputes, and economic interests.

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In Relaxed Encounter, Leaders Of Venezuela, Guyana Exchange Gifts

Guyanese President Irfaan Ali said Friday that his country wants to remain at peace with neighboring Venezuela amid a century-old dispute over sovereignty of the Essequibo region, which flared up late last year.

International Business Times

Why the Kidnapping of a Venezuelan Dissident in Chile has Latin America on its Toes

Ronald Ojeda Moreno was declared a "traitor to the country" by the Maduro government. The Boric administration is "considering all hypotheses."

Latin Times

Venezuela-Guyana Tensions Subside With Gestures to Ease the Crisis From Both Sides

Guyana won't approve oil exploration in waters near Venezuela at least until a UN court ruling on the matter, while Maduro publicly praised his counterpart

Latin Times

Maduro Vows To Bar ExxonMobil From Guyanese Region Claimed By Venezuela

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has vowed to bar US petroleum giant ExxonMobil from the waters off the oil-rich region of Essequibo, which Caracas claims from Guyana as its own.

International Business Times

Venezuelan Government Expels UN Mission After it Voiced Concern Over Detained Advocate

The Maduro-led government gave the entity 72 hours to leave the country

Latin Times

Venezuela Suspends UN Rights Office, Expels Staff

Venezuela's foreign minister said Thursday he had decided to "suspend the activities" of the UN rights office in the country and ordered its staff to leave within 72 hours.

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Rocio San Miguel: Woman Who Defied Venezuela Army And Irked Maduro

Rocio San Miguel, the Venezuelan lawyer and human rights activist whose arrest has prompted an international outcry, is a woman renowned for standing up to the country's secretive and powerful military.

International Business Times

US 'Concerned' As Detained Venezuela Activist Accused Of Treason

The United States said Tuesday it was "deeply concerned" about the detention of a human rights activist in Venezuela who stands accused of involvement in an alleged plot to assassinate President Nicholas Maduro.

Latin Times

Venezuelan Government Detains Human Rights Activist and Accuses her of Plotting to Kill Maduro

Prosecutor General Tarek William Saab said Rocío San Miguel was involved in a "conspiracy scheme" with that purpose

Latin Times

Venezuela Vows 'Forceful' Response If Oil Drilling Begins In Disputed Zone

Caracas has long claimed the region of Essequibo -- which makes up about two-thirds of Guyana's territory -- but has amped up its rhetoric since its neighbor began issuing licenses for oil companies to operate there.

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Could María Corina Machado Still Run in Venezuela's Elections? An Expert Says There's Still a Chance

In an interview with The Latin Times, the deputy director of the Americas Program at the CSIS analyzed the country's political landscape

International Business Times

Venezuela Vows 'Forceful' Response If Oil Drilling Begins In Disputed Zone

Venezuela on Thursday vowed a "forceful response" if oil drilling begins in contested waters off neighboring Guyana, as announced by US oil giant ExxonMobil this week.

International Business Times

Chavez Legacy Looms Large, And Divides Venezuela, 25 Years On

"Chavez lives, damn it!" At 16:25 every day a soldier shouts out: "Chavez lives, damn it!"

Latin Times

What Is 'Money Badger'? The U.S. Secret Operation to Build Drug-Trafficking Cases Against Venezuelan Leaders

According to media reports, authorities knew from the beginning that the actions were arguably violating international law