#Nicolas Maduro
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PoliticsUnited States Files Charges Against Venezuela Leader Nicolas Maduro Over Torture Claims
The United States has filed charges against Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro following serious allegations of torture, as detailed in a recent video report.
PoliticsNew Indictment Charges Nicolas Maduro and Wife with Torturing US Citizens
Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores face a new indictment in the US accusing them of conspiring to torture American citizens and political opponents.
PoliticsFormer Venezuelan Leader Nicolas Maduro and Wife Face New Torture Charges in New York Court
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores face an additional charge of conspiracy to commit torture in a Manhattan federal court, compounding their existing drug trafficking case.
PoliticsSeeking Legitimacy at the UN: Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodríguez Steps Onto the Global Stage
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez visits the UN General Assembly to seek international legitimacy and strengthen ties with Washington, navigating a complex landscape of foreign diplomacy and domestic political survival.
PoliticsVenezuela Releases 39 Political Prisoners Following US-Backed Talks
Venezuela has released 39 political prisoners following US-backed talks between the interim government and the opposition, according to human rights groups.
PoliticsVenezuela Government and Opposition Commit to Judicial Reform Talks
Venezuela's interim government and the political opposition have agreed to work toward judicial reforms and top court restructuring during their second round of dialogue in Caracas.
PoliticsA Dramatic Shift: Venezuela's Interim President Delcy Rodriguez Delivers Subdued UNGA Address Following US Takeover
Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez adopted a notably cooperative tone toward the US at the United Nations General Assembly, marking a stark contrast to her anti-Washington rhetoric from 2019 following the ousting of Nicolas Maduro.
PoliticsUN Report Warns US Boat Strikes in Caribbean and Pacific May Constitute Crimes Against Humanity
A United Nations report warns that US military strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific are illegal and may constitute crimes against humanity, citing hundreds of deaths.
PoliticsUS Removes Venezuela from Major Drug Transit and Production List Following Political Shift
The US administration has removed Venezuela from its list of major drug transit and production countries following increased cooperation with the interim government led by Delcy Rodriguez. President Donald Trump cited political shifts in South America and ongoing security alliances as key factors in the decision.
PoliticsAs Hugo Chavez Murals Disappear, Venezuela Faces Questions About Real Change
As murals and portraits of Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro are removed across Caracas amidst political shifts, Venezuelans debate whether the changes signal true reform or merely cosmetic rebranding.
PoliticsCilia Flores Requests Manhattan Home Detention as Health Deteriorates in US Custody
Former Venezuelan first lady Cilia Flores de Maduro has asked a US judge for home detention in Manhattan, citing a worsening heart condition and declining health while in federal custody.
EconomyFrom Hugo Chavez to Donald Trump: The Tumultuous History of Venezuela's Oil
Venezuela's vast oil reserves have driven decades of political turmoil, culminating in the deposition of Nicolas Maduro and a sweeping new energy agreement with the US.
EconomyInside Trump's Sweeping Venezuela Oil Deal and Its Impact on Regional Politics
A historic bilateral oil agreement between the US and Venezuela grants American companies access to massive crude reserves, reshaping the nation's political transition and resource nationalism under interim President Delcy Rodriguez.
PoliticsOusted Venezuelan Leader Nicolas Maduro Demands Case Dismissal, Claiming Sovereign Immunity in US Court
Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has asked a US court to dismiss drug trafficking charges against him, asserting absolute immunity as a sovereign head of state.
EconomyUS Secures Major Control Over Venezuelan Oil Reserves Following Controversial Deal
The United States has reached a controversial agreement with Venezuela's interim government to gain majority control over 65 billion barrels of the nation's oil reserves.
PoliticsVenezuela Releases 131 Political Prisoners as National Reconciliation Talks Advance Post-Maduro
Venezuela has released 131 political prisoners amid US-brokered national reconciliation talks following the removal of former President Nicolas Maduro.
PoliticsA Turning Point for Venezuela: Government and Opposition Open Historic Talks Amid US Involvement
Venezuela's government and opposition have concluded a historic round of talks in Caracas, agreeing on potential judicial reforms and the unfreezing of foreign assets following the intervention and removal of former President Nicolas Maduro.