Venezuela

Delcy Rodríguez meets Donald Trump in New York

United Nations Venezuela's Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, met with Donald Trump in New York, a few kilometres from the building in Brooklyn where Nicolás Maduro remains in detention.

Maria Corina Machado's 3 frustrated attempts to return to Venezuela while Delcy Rodríguez is in New York

María Corina Machado tried unsuccessfully to return to Venezuela three times, but logistical and apparently political obstacles prevented it.

Trump, Lula and Macron mark the beginning of the UN General Assembly

The UN opened its 81st General Assembly in New York with the role of Trump, Lula and Macron. Trump proclaimed that the US is' the most powerful country in the world '; Lula denounced the democratic crisis in Venezuela and Cuba; and Macron called for greater international commitment to Palestine.

Trump meets US-backed Venezuelan president for first time since Maduro seized

Rodriguez was handpicked by Trump as leader of Venezuela was arrested and taken to the US

María Corina Machado tries to enter Venezuela three times while Delcy Rodríguez is at the UN

The Venezuelan opposition leader, who has tried in vain to return to her country seven times in three months, is listed in a flight plan from Curazao with a Panamanian passport

Why is the encounter that Trump and Delcy Rodríguez kept in New York so relevant (less than 15 km from the prison in which Maduro is located)

The rulers of the United States and Venezuela consumed their controversial alliance with a face-to-face meeting outside the UN General Assembly with several meanings, according to analysts.

Trump and Delcy Rodríguez seal the thaw between Caracas and Washington with a closed meeting in New York City

The leader of Venezuela attended the UN speech in which the Republican called Maduro "criminal dictator" and spoke of his country's oil as a "loot" to take over

Delcy Rodríguez approaches Sánchez at the UN and both agree to maintain contact on Venezuela's future

The Spanish assures the successor of Maduro that the channel will remain open because "Spain is committed to the future of the region"

Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez: from the confrontation with an oil-marked relationship

The meeting that the US president. The U.S., Donald Trump, and Venezuela's president, Delcy Rodríguez, will continue on Tuesday, September 22, in New York, to condemn one of the most abrupt tours of US policy towards Caracas: only months after the capture of Nicolás Maduro in a U.S. military operation, Washington has moved from confrontation with the Latin American country to a cooperation relationship that has in oil one of its main axes, while the Rodríguez administration seeks international recognition.

Delcy Rodríguez, landing in New York: "Venezuela will be at the UN to carry its voice and defend its principles"

The president in charge is seen with Trump on Tuesday in the same city where Nicolás Maduro has been detained for almost nine months.

"They were like my children": the duel of a teacher who lost more than 200 students in the double earthquake in Venezuela

Madeleine Cova is a high school teacher who cries the students who lost in the earthquakes that shook northern Venezuela on June 24.

Venezuelans are self-censored before the power of the United States: "Now I don't know if I should fear the CIA"

Journalists, politicians, businessmen and human rights defenders emphasize their speeches and strategies to avoid dismowing Americans

Venezuela quakes rescue dog ‘Tsunami’ honoured with statue

A Venezuelan rescue dog has been honoured with a statue for his search-and-rescue work after earthquakes in June.

Delcy Rodríguez to meet Trump in New York in an unpublished gesture of approach

The visit will be the first of a head of State of Venezuela to the United Nations since President Maduro's speech in 2018

Venezuela: CONATEL Enables several digital news portals that remained blocked

Several news portals that had been blocked for years had been available again since September 17 in Venezuela, in a unilateral decision of the Government that was a change from one of the digital censorship practices reported during the time of Nicolás Maduro.

Democratic Senators Ask Trump Government for Details on Venezuelan Oil Sales Money

Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden and Sheldon Whitehouse claimed in a letter that the Administration "failed to explain where the funds went"

Report from Caracas: Venezuela unblocks digital media

The National Telecommunications Commission (CONATEL) of Venezuela lifted its restrictions on digital media, which were previously only available through a VPN. Although about 12 media outlets can already be seen, it is estimated that there are almost 200 media outlets that were censored, so dozens of them would be free from blockades. Inform our correspondent Daniella Zambrano.

Venezuela unlocks several news portals after years of censorship, on the eve of political dialogue

César Pérez: "Freedom of expression in Venezuela remains fragile despite the end of censorship"

The Government of Venezuela unlocked access to at least 17 websites, while another 188 remain restricted. This decision takes place at the same time as the Office of the Prosecutor announced another measure aimed at safeguarding the presumption of innocence, and coincides with the resumption of dialogue between Chavismo and the opposition. Days ago, the UN had warned that the repressive structures of the state remain undismantled. We talked to César Pérez Vivas, a lawyer, university professor and former governor of the Táchira state.

Venezuela unlocks online access to several censored media for years

The partial lifting of digital censorship began on Thursday in Venezuela, while power and opposition began a second round of negotiations. At least 188 sites, including 79 media outlets, remain blocked according to a digital rights NGO, and a former opposition mayor has been arrested.