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Authorities in Aurora investigate violent home invasion of Venezuelan immigrants by gang members. City takes legal action to close down crime-riddled apart...

Police say over a dozen people tied up and terrorized a man and woman at a crime-riddled suburban Denver apartment in what's being described as an apparent gang-related attack on two Venezuelan immigrants

"Venezuela and other countries didn't behave very well during my first term. In 24 hours, they will behave very well," the president-elect said.

The son-in-law of a prominent Venezuelan opposition leader has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for his role in a vast bribery conspiracy to siphon $1.2 billion from the state-owned oil company, some of which allegedly landed into accounts controlled by President Nicolás Maduro’s stepsons

Political crises are rocking several nations of the Americas. From El Salvador and Venezuela to Bolivia, Argentina and the United States, political crises are posing serious challenges to democratic institutions.

Maduro may be seeking leverage for a potential escape as his contested inauguration day approaches and with the fall of Bashar al-Assad in mind

Venezuela's post-election turmoil leads to detainee releases, international pressure, and electoral controversy.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken hinted at the possibility of revoking oil licenses from Venezuela as Washington backs the opposition in detriment of Maduro

Prosecutors in Texas seek death penalty for two individuals from Venezuela accused of the tragic murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray. The case involves ...

One by one, the toys that show the wear and tear of love are restored for the holidays: sewed and combed, stuffed and dressed

Venezuela's opposition adapts strategy in challenging President Maduro, facing obstacles in transition efforts.