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Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro is poised to begin his third term amid protests and the detention of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado. The government’s crackdown on dissent, marked by allegations …
Maduro’s Oath Amid Protests and Detention of Opposition Leader Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is to be inaugurated for a third term despite significant allegations of electoral fraud favoring his opponent Edmundo González. Protests against Maduro are intensifying, with opposition …
Nicolás Maduro to Be Sworn In Amidst Claims of Electoral Fraud Read More
Nicolás Maduro is set to be inaugurated for a contentious third term amidst accusations of electoral fraud and severe repression of dissent. Protests by opposition supporters have escalated, particularly against …
Maduro’s Controversial Third Inauguration Amid Allegations of Fraud and Repression Read More
President Nicolás Maduro is set to be sworn in for another term amid serious allegations of election fraud and widespread protests against his administration. Opposition figures claim that Edmundo González …
Maduro Set for Controversial Swearing-In Amid Election Fraud Allegations Read More
Maria Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, was arrested prior to President Nicolas Maduro’s inauguration. This incident follows Machado’s public appearance at an anti-government protest aimed at contesting Maduro’s legitimacy …
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Maria Corina Machado Arrested Ahead of Maduro’s Inauguration Read More
Opposition leader María Corina Machado has called for a global demonstration on January 10, coinciding with Nicolás Maduro’s inauguration, to protest against the alleged fraudulent electoral process. Machado emphasizes the …
Protest Mobilization Against Maduro’s Inauguration Amid Election Controversy Read More
Venezuelan opposition members in an Argentine diplomatic residence in Caracas describe their confinement as a “prison” due to prolonged power outages and risk of arrest. Diplomatic tensions between Venezuela and …
Venezuelan Opposition Describes Diplomatic Residence as ‘Prison’ Amid Political Crisis Read More
Six Venezuelan government opponents at the Argentine embassy in Caracas reported police presence outside, leading to U.S. condemnation for violating international law. Vente Venezuela described the incident as harassment, coinciding …
International Outcry as Venezuelan Opposition Faces Police Presence at Embassy Read More
The Argentine diplomatic residence in Caracas, sheltering five Venezuelan opposition members, has been deemed a “prison” by adviser Magalli Meda due to prolonged power outages. These members seek refuge from …
Venezuelan Opposition Describes Argentine Residence as a ‘Prison’ Amidst Political Turmoil Read More
Five Venezuelan opposition members in the Argentine embassy claim their situation is like a ‘prison’ due to a prolonged power outage and lack of support from diplomats. This follows strained …
Venezuelan Opposition Members in Argentine Embassy Decry Prison-Like Conditions Read More