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Venezuela has resumed repatriation flights for migrants from the U.S. amid international investment appeals and ongoing sanctions, while an American kitesurfer has been detained after crossing the border. The Venezuelan …
Venezuela Roundup: Repatriation Flights, Investment Appeals, and Detained Surfer Read More
The United States, through Ambassador Nicole Theriot, has reaffirmed its support for Guyana against Venezuelan aggression related to a border controversy. The U.S. aims to protect Guyana’s sovereignty and is …
US Stands Firmly With Guyana Against Venezuelan Aggression Read More
The United States has strengthened its support for Guyana in the face of Venezuelan aggression over territorial disputes. U.S. Ambassador Nicole Theriot affirmed this commitment, while National Security Council spokesman …
US Affirms Strong Support for Guyana Amid Venezuelan Aggression Read More
Venezuela will resume accepting deportation flights from the U.S. following a recent suspension of cooperation. U.S. envoy Richard Grenell announced the agreement, stating flights will begin on Friday to repatriate …
Venezuela to Resume Deportation Flights from the United States Read More
The Guyanese government warns of treason charges against any local support for Venezuela’s elections in the disputed Essequibo region. Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn reiterated the legal repercussions for such …
Guyana Issues Warning Against Venezuelan Electoral Activities in Essequibo Read More
Guyana’s Minister Robeson Benn warned of treason charges for supporting Venezuelan elections in the disputed Essequibo region. Guyana has requested the ICJ to prevent Venezuela from electoral activities affecting its …
Guyana Warns of Treason Charges Amid Venezuelan Electoral Threat Read More
As Chevron prepares to withdraw from Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro encourages foreign oil companies to invest in the country, despite impending U.S. sanctions. The Trump administration has revoked Chevron’s license to …
Maduro Invites Foreign Oil Companies as Chevron Exits Venezuela Read More
Nicolás Maduro announced that U.S. deportation flights to Venezuela have been disrupted due to the revocation of Chevron’s oil license by the Trump administration. The decision has created tensions within …
Maduro Claims Disruption of U.S. Deportation Flights Due to Chevron License Revocation Read More
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa criticized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro for refusing to accept deported migrants, labeling this an authoritarian act. His statements highlight the retaliatory nature of Maduro’s decision following …
Ecuador’s President Critiques Venezuela Over Deportation Policies Read More
The Trump administration is preparing to order more companies to cease operations in Venezuela, following orders to Chevron. Companies like Etablissements Maurel & Prom and those owned by Harry Sargeant …
Trump Administration to Provoke Further Sanctions on Venezuela Operations Read More