President Trump’s plan for mass deportations faces a new hurdle: The Venezuelan government has privately warned the administration that it won’t accept migrants after the White House rescinded ...

The Trump administration is preparing to force more companies to stop working in Venezuela, increasing pressure on President Nicolas Maduro after ordering Chevron Corp. to end operations there ...

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The U.S. State Department abruptly canceled foreign aid programs supporting opposition activists, political prisoners and religious groups in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, raising concerns about ...

Venezuela responded in kind by alleging these waters form part of a contested maritime zone and refuted claims that it violated Guyana’s sovereignty. Q1: What has been happening in the Essequibo and ...

The Trump administration on Tuesday gave Chevron 30 days to stop oil production in Venezuela after Washington accused President Nicolas Maduro of not making progress on electoral reforms and ...

Washington has in recent years authorized some companies to maintain operations in Venezuela and export oil to certain markets, including the U.S., Europe and India, as exceptions to its sanction ...

Venezuela's oil output and exports have grown since Chevron was granted the license in late 2022, providing a reliable source of revenue to President Nicolas Maduro's administration. The company ...

3, 2026, and for Venezuela on Oct. 2, 2026. His administration is now attempting to accelerate those expirations to Aug. 3 and April 2, 2025, respectively. The lawsuit detailed stories of Haitian ...

The dictatorships of Venezuela and Cuba received two devastating blows in less than 24 hours. The first was President Trump’s announcement of an end to oil concessions to Venezuela. The second ...

Later, there were statements from CARICOM and the OAS condemning Venezuela’s actions. The incursion also generated a rare meeting between the President and Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton.