Delcy Rodríguez

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The deal was announced on Friday and represents the first tangible step towards judicial reforms promised by interim President Delcy Rodriguez

Delcy Rodriguez outlines institutional rebirth to General Assembly while key rival remains exiled

She has been unable to return to Venezuela since being covertly sneaked out of the country in December by a private U.S. rescue team to accept her Nobel Prize in Norway

But it's also fraught with political risks that extend from Miami to Caracas

Digital rights group VE Sin Filtro verified access to 17 news sites through several internet providers

A close ally of ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is expected to plead guilty Tuesday in a federal case that accused him of bribing officials to win lucrative contracts to import food at a time of widespread hardship in the South American country

Officials have already held meetings with companies to discuss potential interest

Since then, Maduro’s deputy and now interim President Delcy Rodriguez has aimed for privatisation of the oil industry in favour of US government interests

The major agreement President DONALD TRUMP announced a week ago to gain control of oil fields in Venezuela could have implications in Florida well beyond the possibility of lower gas prices

The arrangement has faced opposition across Venezuela's political spectrum while also putting a spotlight on one of its key private partners: Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt, who rose to prominence during the years of the late President Hugo Chávez and Maduro

Energy chief lands in Caracas as Washington secures control over major oil reserves

President Donald Trump’s unusual Venezuela oil deal is coming into fuller view, but his plan to use the proceeds to replenish America’s diminished emergency energy supplies remains a head-scratcher

Ontario Premier Doug Ford answered Trump’s “Lake America” decree Saturday with a billboard-sized message on the Canadian shoreline — “Lake Ontario. Now and Always” — as Canadian leaders met the move with ridicule rather than outrage

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Former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro on Sunday posted two photographs on his official social media accounts

Now it is exerting equally tight control over how Venezuela pursues a new democratic government, along with who gets to take part in the process

It marks a step towards his goal of extracting energy from the country after US forces captured then-President Nicolás Maduro in a late-night raid in January and brought him to New York on federal drug trafficking charges

As Delcy Rodríguez clings to power, dissidents wonder who to trust

ADNOC’s XRG adds Loran gas stake to expand its Atlantic Basin presence

Venezuela has offered emergency assistance to earthquake-hit Colombia after a powerful 7.4-magnitude quake reportedly killed 111 people

The United States sent back more than 100 Venezuelans on a repatriation flight on Monday, the first time since deadly earthquakes ravaged the South American nation in late June

In a glittering ballroom in central London, around 200 people in the energy industry gathered to discuss a proposition that, a mere eight months ago, seemed unthinkable: investing in Venezuelan oil

Noticeably absent from the negotiations will be one of the country’s most prominent opposition figures, Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado, who has not been invited to attend

Venezuelans have been asking that question about US Secretary of State Marco Rubio ever since American troops captured President Nicolás Maduro in January

Venezuela is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, accusing it of bias against the Global South

Nestled between the sea and mountains, the Caribbean coastal city of La Guaira used to be a bustling hotspot for tourists and trade

This proceeding marks one of the most consequential crimitnal cases in recent American history

Venezuela Names Its US Ambassador as Head of Foreign Policy, Trade

Moment Venezuela earthquake survivor is pulled out of rubble after eight days trapped

On a visit to Catia la Mar on Friday, Xinhua found soldiers from Venezuela's Bolivarian National Armed Forces pitching 36 tents on a university campus -- each one meant for a different family of up to six

More than 19,000 left homeless as Venezuela struggles to aid survivors

Victims of the powerful twin earthquakes that jolted Venezuela last month as well as people spared by the destruction on Thursday flooded relief services offered by nongovernmental organizations in the hardest-hit areas

To do so, her advisers are recasting a movement once rooted in the socialist politics of the Hugo Chavez-Nicolas Maduro era as something more pragmatic, transactional and suited to the new hemispheric order

It revolves around Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau, who is suspected by senior administration officials of repeatedly misrepresenting Washington's position on exiled Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado about her return to the country

Their apartments, a few with direct marina access and hundreds in public housing towers, stood on the same curving street and offered idyllic views of the white sandy beaches and crystal waters

Venezuelans are assessing the vast scale of their losses 12 days after powerful twin earthquakes killed at least 3,535 people, injured many more and left behind immense destruction

Los Angeles County firefighters joined an international search-and-rescue mission in Venezuela following two powerful earthquakes

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil visited the field hospital set up by India under Operation Amistad today, and lauded the medical services provided there

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez publicly praises visiting Israeli disaster relief team, signaling a major policy shift from the previous Maduro era

The Trump administration reportedly has privately urged Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado to delay her return home following the country's devastating earthquakes, amid concerns her arrival could undermine humanitarian relief efforts and destabilize Washington's broader strategy for the South American nation

Authorities reported 2,645 deaths and more than 12,000 injured as rescue operations began to wind down after the earthquakes

When twin earthquakes tore through Venezuela’s northern coast last week, Israel Rivas was at home hundreds of miles away in the industrial city of San Félix

Thousands of displaced Venezuelans are sleeping in crowded shelters or outside without access to clean water amid dismal sanitary conditions following the June 24 earthquakes which officials say killed at least 2,295 and left more than 11,000 injured

Widespread destruction and structural collapse followed the country after it was struck by 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes mere seconds apart on June 24

Last Wednesday’s back-to-back quakes — which measured magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 — killed at least 1,943 people, injured more than 10,571, and left tens of thousands missing amid the rubble

Venezuela Quake Toll Reaches 1,719, Government Sets Up Shelters

The effects of more than a decade of government mismanagement and economic sanctions are clear at Dr. José Manuel de Los Ríos Children’s Hospital in Caracas, where Dr. Huníades Urbina-Medina can treat only four children at a time in the intensive care unit

Experts point to poor code enforcement, risky geography as factors in collapses in the wake of twin earthquakes

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Rescue crews raced Saturday to find survivors in the rubble as hopes dwindled more than three days after the earth roared and rumbled

More than 1,600 foreign rescuers are helping search for quake survivors

India on Friday despatched an army field hospital and more than 35 tonnes of relief supplies to Venezuela to help victims of two devastating earthquakes that killed nearly 600 people and injured thousands more

Northwestern Venezuela was hit by two earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, just minutes apart

India on Friday dispatched an army field hospital and more than 35 tonnes of relief supplies to Venezuela to help victims of two devastating earthquakes that killed nearly 600 people and injured thousands more