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Under the shadow of possible new charges of torture, the judge will hear the arguments to decide whether Flores will remain in Brooklyn prison or whether he will be on bail.
New months after the capture of Maduro, the strategic alliance forged for more than a quarter of a century between the two governments gives signs of weakening.
Barbara César Siero accuses in a video that two of her brothers and sister-in-law were arbitrarily arrested in late 2023
The head of the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean states that there is a problem in the large cities of the continent with solid waste management
An explosion has ripped through Venezuela's second-largest oil refinery, causing it to suspend activities.
Frequent outages have fuelled protests against the government of interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez.
The prosecutors who bring the case against the former president claim that neither the White House nor Miraflores have recognized Maduro as president, so neither should the federal court.
Prime Minister Mark Carney indicated that the armed forces are developing scenarios to deal with a possible war conflict with his southern neighbor, although he recognized that the risk is low.
The human rights defender was held for two years on charges of conspiracy, terrorism and treason to the homeland.
The case of Christa Pike in the US reopens the debate on the death penalty not only in that country, but in the world. In the region, Venezuela was the first country to ban it. And the others? We told you.
Vente Venezuela, in full expansion, is preparing to reclaim popular mobilization in the face of increased discontent
Wednesday's letters talk about the housing crisis, the use of the word genocide, Donald Trump's intentions in Venezuela and the contempt for kindness
Venezuela's president, Delcy Rodríguez, asked Parliament for a partial reform of the controversial Anti-Hate Act, adopted in 2017 during the government of Nicolás Maduro. Meanwhile, non-governmental organizations called for the law to be repealed in its entirety, as they agreed that it was an instrument for political persecution. From Caracas, our correspondent Daniella Zambrano tells us more.
The street slowly raises its voice against Chavismo in the midst of the transition protected by the United States
Claudia Macero, spokesman for the party of the Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, returned to Caracas after spending two years outside the country. In the midst of his return and the movements of the opposition, Macero was questioned about the eventual return to Venezuela of María Corina Machado, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2025.
Claudia Macero, the head of communications of opposition leader María Corina Machado, returned to Venezuela after spending two years outside the country, including a period of asylum at the Argentine Embassy in Caracas. His return, which he presented as a personal decision to "give confidence to others," occurred as Machado's followers mobilized in several cities to demand the leader's safe return, presidential elections and the release of political prisoners.
The decision takes place a few days after the meeting between Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez in New York
Hundreds of people held rallies in Venezuela demanding the safe return of Maria Corina Machado, and fair elections.
Claudia Macero, the right hand of the opposition, lands this Sunday in Maiquetía surrounded by journalists and sympathizers. "I'm on my way," he said.
Three months after the earthquakes in Venezuela, the reconstruction is in some corners of the zero zone while in others the mourning did not even begin
