Last Updated: September 15, 2024, 07:26 IST Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro delivers a speech during a rally to celebrate the results of last month’s presidential election, in Caracas, Venezuela August 28, 2024. (Reuters) Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said that the five foreign nationals were being held on suspicion of planning an attack Maduro and his
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Venezuelas Supreme Justice Tribunal ratified President Nicolas Maduros victory
In an unsurprising ruling, the regime-dominated Venezuelan Supreme Court has sided with President Nicolás Maduro’s claims he won last month’s election and said voting tallies published online showing he lost by a landslide were fake. In a courtroom packed with Maduro supporters, the decision was read Thursday in response to a request made by Maduro
The Latin American left has a decision to make about Venezuela: Oppose Nicolás Maduro’s totalitarian bid to remain in power indefinitely or enable it. Efforts to constrain Maduro may not succeed. But giving in to him will destabilize neighboring countries — with consequences for the United States — while undermining the left’s claims to respect
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is treading a thin line as it attempts to usher Venezuela’s dictator out of office without falling into the costly traps that vexed previous U.S. governments and angered Latin American allies. After a July 28 presidential election riddled with fraud, both Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia