Nicolás Maduro

Their identities are kept secret for 50 years, leaving Nobel watchers guessing about who will get the nod

The revised indictment includes several mentions of the involvement of Venezuela’s feared DGCIM military intelligence agency

Trump asks 'where's Marco' with Rubio sitting right beside him

Among the questions Trump reportedly put to Grok was how Venezuelans would react if the United States captured Maduro

Among the questions Trump reportedly put to Grok was how Venezuelans would react if the United States captured Maduro

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

The annual General Assembly will test whether the 193-member body can still bring countries together to tackle crises that increasingly transcend borders

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

The announcement comes as Venezuelan parties negotiate the recovery of frozen gold reserves from the United Kingdom, which withheld them when Nicolas Maduro was in power

CNBC was one of just a handful of news organizations allowed to travel to Caracas with the U.S. secretary of energy

NEW YORK — Venezuela’s former first lady wants to be let out of jail while she and her husband await trial on U.S. drug trafficking charges

Maduro and his wife are scheduled to go on trial on drug trafficking charges next June 1

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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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

A list of 17 fields in negotiation seen by Reuters includes green fields in the vast Orinoco Belt combined with mature areas in Lake Maracaibo, some of which are currently operated by a small Chinese firm whose contract was signed during Maduro's administration

Venezuela's government freed 131 detained ​prisoners on Friday, as human rights groups hailed releases of some ​people ‌they say were being held ⁠unjustly or for political reasons

Four days before then-Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro was captured by US forces on January 3, the United States Treasury announced sanctions against 10 Iranian and Venezuelan individuals and entities involved in the two countries' weapons trade

Four days before then-Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro was captured by US forces on January 3, the United States Treasury announced sanctions against 10 Iranian and Venezuelan individuals and entities involved in the two countries' weapons trade

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The arrests have raised fresh questions over a possible U.S.-Israeli intelligence network operating inside Iran and whether sensitive Trump-Netanyahu plans could now be exposed

Here and there, across this vast brackish lagoon (23 times the size of Lake Geneva), imposing and often dilapidated metal structures rose from waters tinted a surreal, almost fluorescent green by verdin, a proliferation of cyanobacteria caused by untreated wastewater discharges

As the lights suddenly turned off across Havana, residents who were sat outside to get some respite from the summer heat audibly groaned en masse

Venezuela and the Dominican Republic have agreed to work towards restoring relations, which were severed after the Dominican Republic criticised the re-election of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as fraudulent

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

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

Nicaragua's co-president is taking intense heat from the State Department after the socialist revolutionary declared that the Central American country he rules alongside his wife will no longer hold elections

Central American nation’s long-time leader vows US-backed parties will ‘never again’ take power

Xi Jinping viewed more favorably than Trump across much of Europe and the Americas

The announcement comes just over six months after US troops seized Nicolás Maduro, the Venezuelan leader at the time, in a dawn raid on the capital, Caracas, and took him to New York to face drug-trafficking charges

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

The United States funneled more than $3 billion in aid to Haiti in 2010, after a devastating earthquake left the country in shambles

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

Before long, the woman’s 20-year-old son was dead, killed in murky circumstances

Before long, the woman’s 20-year-old son was dead, killed in murky circumstances

US deploys forces and drone assets to spearhead relief, marking a stunning shift for a relationship upended by a raid six months ago

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

The rapid mobilization Thursday comes after back-to-back magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes rocked northern Venezuela roughly 120 miles west of Caracas Wednesday night

Agreement seeks to rebuild national grid and stabilize Caracas power supply

Venezuela is now governed by interim president Delcy Rodriguez who was Maduro's vice president and the crude-rich country's oil sales are effectively under US control

The push comes around five months after US forces captured former President Nicolas Maduro

Meeting follows heightened US pressure on Cuba and recent CIA director visit to Havana

Sometimes when President Trump talks about Cuba, he throws in compliments