Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga was once seen as a sideshow in Bolivia’s presidential races, his pleas for free markets and small ...

Nicolás Maduro is the president of Venezuela, who first came to power in 2013. He was a key figure in the country’s socialist political movement known as Chavismo, named after his predecessor and ...

Nicolás Maduro is worth double Osama Bin Laden with $50 million US bounty! Why is Donald Trump targeting him? The US has increased the reward for information on Venezuelan President Nicolas ...

The Trump administration is doubling to $50 million a reward for the arrest of Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro, accusing him of being one of the world's largest narco-traffickers and working ...

Reflecting the resignation that has taken hold within the country, Venezuela's slide into all-out dictatorship no longer features on the hemispheric agenda. The post Maduro Has Disappeared ...

Venezuelan opposition leader calls for resistance against President Maduro on disputed re-election anniversary.

The Trump administration has reinstated Chevron’s license to produce oil in Venezuela following a diplomatic agreement that included prisoner exchanges.

Steve Ellner — The issue in debate is not Maduro’s mistaken policies but his demonisation, which undermines the task of opposing US sanctions on Venezuela.

The result? Maduro is still in power, the Venezuelan people are suffering, and China is laughing all the way to the bank. Let’s be clear: sanctions haven’t brought about regime change.

Venezuela is turning to its geopolitical allies, Russia and China, to counter a deepening economic crisis, as the South American nation faces dwindling oil revenues, runaway inflation, and a ...