Trump revokes permission for Chevron, Repsol and other Western companies to export crude oil from Venezuela
The Trump administration has acted swiftly as it ramps up the economic pressure on Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro.
Eni confirms US will no longer allow oil payments from Venezuela's PDVSA
Italy's Eni confirmed on Sunday it was notified by U.S. authorities it would no longer be allowed to be repaid for gas production in Venezuela through oil supplies given by Venezuelan state oil ...
Venezuela's Maduro urges UN to back release of migrants
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro this week spoke to the United Nations' Secretary General Antonio Guterres and High ...
In These Times3dOpinion
They Are Disappearing People
Trump is turning deportation into a weapon of mass destruction. None of us—undocumented immigrants, people with papers, ...
Maduro remains defiant despite Venezuela’s dire economy and Trump’s tariff threats
As fresh rounds of U.S. sanctions begin to affect Venezuela’s economy, the government in Caracas has been trying to reassure ...
CounterPunch3dOpinion
First, They Came for the Venezuelans
Trump is making clear that this is no longer about deporting undocumented immigrants and that anyone can be disappeared at ...
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Venezuelan Women Who Changed the World
Want to know more about Venezuela? Here are some women that changed society for the country and inspired others from the rest ...
Tren de Aragua deportations: Constitutional crisis or presidential authority?
The battle over the deportation of the members of the hyper-violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) threatens to become ...
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Venezuela agrees to accept illegals with Tren de Aragua members, vows to rescue those ‘kidnapped’ in El Salvador
Soon after President Nicolás Maduro reached an agreement with the U.S., nearly 200 illegal migrants were deported to Venezuela. Maduro had suspended flights returning deported nationals from […] ...