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US to ease a few economic sanctions against Venezuela

The United States government is moving to ease a few economic sanctions on Venezuela in a gesture meant to encourage resumed negotiations between the U.S.-backed opposition and the government of President Nicolás Maduro.

Mike Pence's political action group launches Spanish-language ad buy, as GOP continues early outreach to Latino voters

The buy is part of a $10 million purchase by Pence's group, Advancing American Freedom.

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Iran’s president says oil exports have doubled since August

Iran’s president says the country is exporting twice as much oil as when he took office in August, despite heavy sanctions on oil exports imposed by the U.S. Ebrahim Raisi made the claim in a live interview on state-run TV on Monday night without elaborating, including on the amount of oil being exported

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US unlikely to invite Cuba, Nicaragua or Venezuela to summit

The Biden administration is unlikely to invite the leaders of Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba to the upcoming Summit of the Americas, a senior State Department official said Wednesday while sidestepping questions about an eventual role for Venezuela's opposition leader at the gathering of hemispheric leaders. The summit, to take place in Los Angeles in early June, will focus on defending democracy and human rights in the Western Hemisphere as well as addressing irregular migration, climate change and efforts to ensure equitable growth as the region emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, Assistant Secretary of State Brian Nichols told reporters.

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A woman’s TikTok video mocked Venezuelan politicians. She was arrested.

Olga Mata de Gil, 72, shared a TikTok video naming arepas after Venezuelan politicians. She's been charged with "inciting hatred," which human rights experts say underscores the country's dwindling free speech.

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Venezuelan Embassy explains what to do if TPS application response is delayed

Venezuelan Embassy has advice for the 186,000 Venezuelans waiting for a response to their application for Temporary Protected Status from the U.S. government.

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High winds today; Gusts up to 50mph possible

Gusty today, but southerly winds will help to push temperatures into the middle to upper 70s.

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Russia backs down on demands in Iran nuclear deal talks, making revival of 2015 pact imminent

A return to the 2015 deal would see the return of Iranian oil to the market at a time when crude prices have hit their highest levels in more than a decade.

cnbc.com

Mexico to give visas to migrants outside president's event

The southern Mexico city of Tapachula has been roiled for weeksby near daily protests by migrants frustrated over the lengthy wait for documents from Mexican authorities that would allow them to continue traveling north

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South Florida Venezuelans vent frustrations over Biden’s dialogue with Maduro

The White House is touting the release of two American's they say were wrongfully detained in Venezuela.

Pariahs no more? US reaches out to oil states as prices rise

Three checkered oil regimes that President Joe Biden and past U.S. leaders have spectacularly snubbed — Venezuela, Saudi Arabia and Iran — are the targets of U.S. outreach as global fuel prices hit dizzying highs during the Ukraine crisis.

Shorter winters hinder wildfire prevention

As the planet warms, the Western U.S. is seeing shorter and drier winters, presenting even more challenges aimed at eliminating dead trees and scrub that build up in the forests and can lead to massive deadly wildfire infernos. (mARCH 9)

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Venezuela releases 2 Americans after visit from U.S. officials

A high-level delegation traveled to the South American country last weekend to in part discuss the health of detained U.S. citizens.

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The possible search for fuel sources in Venezuela draws criticism from a Florida senator

As the United States look for fuel sources, the possible search for oil in Venezuela is drawing criticism from a Florida senator.

'There's just no way': Analysts say alternative supplies wouldn't be able to fully replace Russian oil

While there are alternatives to Russian oil, they would be insufficient or difficult logistically if the U.S. and its allies were to ban Russian energy imports, analysts said Tuesday.

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As Colombia’s elections approach, some candidates use fear to win more votes

Both officially and in terms of public perception, Colombians in recent years have welcomed Venezuelan migrants with open arms. But with Colombia's upcoming elections this year, many experts warn that trend could change.

Venezuela’s Train to Nowhere

A story of a train project illustrates the rot that inevitably develops behind a charismatic leader’s cult of personality.

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Possible Russia oil embargo drives US outreach to Venezuela

Senior U.S. officials secretly traveled to Venezuela over the weekend in a risky bid to unfreeze hostile relations with Vladimir Putin’s top ally in Latin America, a top oil exporter whose re-entry into U.S. energy markets could mitigate the fallout at the pump from a possible oil embargo on Russia.

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Russia's isolation over Ukraine war grows at UN rights body

The 47-member nation U.N. Human Rights Council has overwhelmingly approved a resolution aiming to set up a three-person panel of experts to monitor human rights in Ukraine

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Venezuelan opposition faces fading enthusiasm

Emily Mayora’s family once supported the opposition to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, especially when a fresh young leader injected life into that movement three years ago

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Russia’s aggression against Ukraine comes amid Colombia-Venezuela tensions

Russia’s aggression against Ukraine comes at a time when tensions between Colombia and Venezuela have been escalating.

Colombian working as Venezuelan diplomat was DEA informant, records show

A federal judge unsealed records on Wednesday in Miami revealing that a Colombian businessman who Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro had described as his envoy was a confidential source for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

Venezuelan opposition gathers to hear call for unity

Venezuelan opposition parties have staged one of their largest rallies since the coronavirus pandemic erupted, hearing calls for unity to end more than two decades of socialist governments

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Amnesty International report reveals how Maduro regime handles opponents

Amnesty International believes the findings of a report filed this week could be proof of crimes against humanity in Venezuela.

‘El KoKi’ will go down in Venezuelan history as notorious criminal, expert says

Venezuelan authorities touted this week that a powerful criminal organization that had ruled marginalized squatter settlements on the hills of southwestern Caracas had taken a hit.

For many asylum-seekers, flying to Mexico is ticket to US

For Colombians and other nationalities that don't need a visa, flying to Mexico can be a ticket to seeking asylum in the United States. Once arriving at a Mexican border city, they can walk across the border in broad daylight and surrender to U.S. agents. In doing so, they avoid the dangers of traversing Mexico and other countries over land and circumvent sweeping U.S. asylum restrictions.

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Venezuela’s long-running economic crisis appears to have hit bottom

Gladys Rosales, a retired nurse in Caracas, said she has trouble making ends meet. She has to rely on the bolivar despite the ongoing dollarization in Venezuela.

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Portugal's Socialists win election marked by far right gains: exit polls

The early election came as the nation of around 10 million people tries to boost its tourism-dependent economy

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Venezuela: Next opportunity for voters to remove Maduro is in 2024

Nicolás Maduro’s supporters determined the Venezuelan opposition had 12 hours to collect the 4.2 million signatures needed to request a revocation referendum against the president.

Venezuela: Petition fell short in seeking Maduro recall vote

Venezuela’s National Electoral Council says an opposition petition drive seeking to force a recall referendum against President Nicolás Maduro fell far short of the signatures needed.

Venezuelan girl drowns in Rio Grande amid migration to US

Mayerlin Mayor left her native Maracaibo with her 7-year-old daughter Victoria this month

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How to help Afghans without aiding the Taliban

Without a solution that restores the flow of money into and throughout the country, the number of Afghans at risk of hunger is doomed to soar, aid groups say.

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Victory at the cradle of Chavismo offers a glimmer of hope for Venezuelan opposition

Voters in the Venezuelan state of Barinas — where Chavismo was born — elected an opposition candidate as governor during a special election on Sunday. It was the first time in more than two decades that a member of the Chávez family wasn’t on the ballot.

Pilot hospitalized after Los Angeles plane crash

A small plane crashed on railroad tracks just outside a suburban Los Angeles airfield on Sunday. Officers pulled out the pilot just before a commuter train hit the plane. The pilot was hospitalized. (Jan 10)

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Opposition wins revote for governor in heartland of Chavismo

Twice in less than two months, Venezuela’s opposition has prevailed in the gubernatorial race in the home state of the late President Hugo Chávez, with the results giving hope to that faction while shocking the ruling party

washingtonpost.com

Opposition candidate wins in Venezuela's cradle of Chavismo

Voters in the home state of Venezuela’s late President Hugo Chávez have picked an opposition candidate for governor in a closely watched special election called after the contender representing that faction in November’s regular contest was retroactively disqualified as he was ahead in the vote count.

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Opposition candidate wins in Venezuela's cradle of Chavismo

Voters in the home state of Venezuela’s late President Hugo Chávez on Sunday picked an opposition candidate for governor in a closely watched special election called after the contender representing that faction in November’s regular contest was retroactively disqualified as he was ahead in the vote count. Sergio Garrido, candidate for the U.S.-backed opposition, defeated former foreign minister Jorge Arreaza, whose campaign drew ruling party heavy hitters in an all-out effort to keep the bastion of Chavismo under their control. The candidates campaigned for roughly five weeks after the country’s highest court disqualified opposition candidate Freddy Superlano and the special contest was scheduled.

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ExxonMobil discovers more oil off Guyana's coast

ExxonMobil said Wednesday that it made two additional oil discoveries off the coast of Guyana as the South American country prepares to become the world’s newest major oil producer. The company said a vessel that arrived in Guyana late last year is expected to start production in upcoming months with a target of up to 220,000 barrels of oil a day. Guyana issued its first oil and gas license to ExxonMobil in 2017 after the company said it made “significant” oil discoveries off the country’s Atlantic coast.

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A surge of evangelicals in Spain, fueled by Latin Americans

The Catholic church has been the dominant religious force in Spain for centuries

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British architect Richard Rogers dies at age 88

Richard Rogers, the lauded British architect who was one of the forces behind the Pompidou Center in Paris and later designed London’s Millennium Dome has died.

Vote shock in Chávez homeland underscores Venezuela's divide

Farmer Julio Álvarez hasn’t sold milk in about a year and a half even though the cows at his farm in northwestern Venezuela are milked every day

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Vote shock in Chávez homeland underscores Venezuela's divide

Farmer Julio Álvarez hasn’t sold milk in about a year and a half even though the cows at his farm in northwestern Venezuela are milked every day.

Ex-foreign minister to run in Venezuelan election do over

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has named a former foreign minister as his party’s candidate for a special gubernatorial election in the home state of his predecessor and mentor, Hugo Chávez

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Brazil president joins centrist party with election ahead

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has officially joined the centrist Liberal Party — a key political deal in his quest for reelection in 2022

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Sputnik V maker: Vaccine could be adapted to fight omicron

The developer of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine says it will work on adapting it to the new omicron COVID-19 variant.

Venezuelan migrants are new border challenge for Biden administration

Nearly 6 million Venezuelans have left their homeland since 2015, and many are on the move again.

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‘Mega Elections’ in Venezuela wrap up, with Maduro’s party taking majority of positions

Venezuela's elections have come to a close, with Maduro's party taking 20 of the 23 governorships in the country.

Venezuela votes in regional election under international eye

A divided Venezuelan opposition has found itself on familiar territory, having lost an overwhelming majority of races disputed in a regional election over the weekend.

Venezuelans head to the polls for ‘mega elections’ this Sunday

Venezuelans head to the polls this weekend to participate in what has been described as "mega-elections."

The EU Shouldn’t Help Legitimize Venezuela’s Elections

The decision to send observers to upcoming local and regional votes undermines the opposition to the regime of Nicolas Maduro.

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International prosecutor will launch investigation into ‘crimes against humanity’ in Venezuela

An international prosecutor has announced an investigation against the Maduro regime for "crimes against humanity," after spending three days in visiting Venezuela.

Covid-19: All countries taken off travel red list and Moscow locks down

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

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Small town entrepreneurs find opportunity in Haitian migrant crisis

The small beachside town street vendors that used to cater to Colombian city tourists have adapted their inventory to their new customers: A new wave of desperate migrants heading to the U.S.

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More Haitian migrants face deadly jungle after crossing Colombia-Panama border

At the Colombian coastal town of Necoclí, there is a store selling only boat tickets to cross the Gulf of Urabá — which acts as the bridge between South and Central America.

Colombian coastal town adapts to surge of Haitian migrants en route to US-Mexico border

Necoclí is no longer the secluded beachside town tourists from neighboring cities used to visit. The stop in a smugglers’ route is old. Local officials say the desperation is unprecedented.

How Playing Video Games Is Becoming A Full-Time Job

How one family in Venezuela is making a cryptocurrency income from playing video games.

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Russia struggles to meet global orders for Sputnik V vaccine

Millions from Latin America to the Middle East are waiting for promised doses of the Russian-made Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine due to manufacturing problems and other issues.

Vermont Man Pleads Guilty to Hiring A Person to Kidnap and Kill an Individual in a Foreign Country and Child Pornography Charges

A Vermont man pleaded guilty today to hiring a woman in Venezuela to kidnap an adult male and make a video of the man being beaten, tortured, and suffocated to death, and to conspiracy to produce child pornography and possession of child pornography. Fiore’s digital media, seized and searched by law enforcement, revealed that he paid a woman in Venezuela $4,000 to kidnap, torture, and murder a “slave” in Venezuela. Fiore requested a video of the torture and murder, which the woman sent to him over the internet. Fiore pleaded guilty to murder-for-hire, conspiracy to kidnap or murder a person in a foreign country, conspiracy to produce child pornography, and possession of child pornography. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factorsThe woman who sent Fiore the videos, co-defendant Moraima Escarlet Vasquez Flores, is charged with conspiracy to murder and kidnap a person in a foreign country, conspiracy to produce child pornography, production of child pornography, and aiding and abetting the receipt of child pornography.

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Covid: Travel firms hope for boost after UK red list cut

The government's move to end quarantine for arrivals from 47 countries is hailed as a "genuine reopening".

bbc.co.uk

Clearing Up Migrant Misconceptions

More people are now coming from Ecuador, Brazil, Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

newsy.com

The U.S. posted a huge reward for a suspected drug kingpin in Guinea-Bissau. But capturing him is complicated.

The former coup leader's army connections have spooked some in the nation of 2 million.

washingtonpost.com

Venezuela's bolivar, from banknote to children's toy

For the third time in 13 years, Venezuela has slashed zeroes off its inflation-battered currency, the bolivar. This time, it will shed six zeroes, for a total of 14 since 2008. With that, a million bolivars have overnight become one -- still the equivalent of about 25 US dollar cents. Venezuela's central bank announced the move last month to simplify transactions, with consumers scrambling to make payment for even the most basic goods or services. According to private sector estimates around two thirds of transactions in the country now happen in US dollars. Old banknotes now worth almost nothing have become children’s toys or lie discarded in streets around the country. The once-rich oil producer is battling its eighth year of recession and hyperinflation that reached nearly 3,000 percent in 2020 and more than 9,500 percent the year before, according to central bank figures.

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Venezuelans lash out at Rubio, Scott over permanent U.S. citizenship

The fight for a path to permanent citizenship for thousands of Venezuelans in the United States is an “uphill battle” that needs the support our political leaders, advocates say.

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Venezuelan government, opposition leaders continue dialogue

Government and Venezuelan opposition representatives are continuing a dialogue aimed at finding a common path out of their country’s political standoff

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Venezuelan opposition to participate in regional elections

Venezuelan opposition parties say they will participate in the regional and municipal elections scheduled for November, a reversal from their boycotts of recent balloting

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Explosion at Colombian police station leaves 13 injured

At least 13 people were injured following an explosion at a police station near Colombia’s border with Venezuela, officials in the city of Cucuta said.

Venezuelan officials, opposition leaders negotiate in Mexico

The Venezuelan government and the opposition came together for the fourth dialogue since 2012, in Mexico earlier this month. Norway mediated the discussions between the two countries, yet expectations among most Venezuelans remain low.

Panama, Colombia agree to limit of 700 migrants per day

The governments of Panama and Colombia have agreed to impose a daily limit on the number of migrants passing through the thickly jungled and roadless Darien Gap on the two countries’ border

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Latinoamericanos viajan a Estados Unidos para recibir vacunas donde no faltan

Ante esta situación de superávit de vacunas en Estados Unidos y la negativa a esta población a usarlas, ciertos lugares ya ofrecen vacunación para turistas. Muchos latinoamericanos lo han considerado como una opción mejor que esperar por el turno correspondiente en sus países. Fue gratis y ya me dieron fecha para la segunda dosis; tengo que acercarme ahí y me la colocan”, dijo Rodríguez. En abril, el excandidato presidencial peruano Hernando de Soto tuvo que aclarar que se vacunó en Estados Unidos. Porcentualmente hablando, pocas personas pueden pagar los costos de un viaje a los Estados Unidos y los trámites para obtener la visa de turistas.

thewestsidegazette.com

Large freedom rally at Bayfront Park not only for Cuba, but also Venezuela and Nicaragua

It's a freedom rally event not only for Cuba, but Venezuela and Nicaragua as well.

Miami officials say outdoor venue, sanitation stations will help keep people safe during ‘Down With the Chains’ event

City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and Commissioner Joe Carollo held a news conference Friday to announce new details regarding the Call for Freedom of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua event.

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Miami Commissioner announces new public demonstration: ‘Down with chains in Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela!’

A Miami commissioner and local activists met Wednesday at Miami City Hall to announce an upcoming public rally to send a message to the White House.

Havana protests: Almost my entire family has fled Cuba. But we will not flee any more.

When protests erupted last week, it was a dream come true. Cubans will no longer seek freedom on foreign shores. Cubans want freedom at home.

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Intense conflicts between Maduro’s regime and gangs have led to dozens of deaths in Venezuela

Three days of conflicts between Nicolas Maduro’s regime and gangs have led to 26 deaths in Venezuela, sparking crackdowns in the country.

US begins to ease Venezuela sanctions allowing propane deals

The U.S. government has begun to ease the crippling sanctions imposed by the Trump administration against Venezuela by allowing companies to export propane to the troubled South American country, a step that could mitigate a shortage that has pushed people to cook on charcoal or wood grills

washingtonpost.com

Venezuelan trio aims to document refugee crisis during pandemic

Three members of Fuerza y Fé, a Venezuelan nonprofit organization, said they are hiking with undocumented migrants to help give others perspective about the ongoing diaspora.

Despite ally donations, few Venezuelans get COVID-19 vaccine

Some Venezuelans have gotten a shot in the arm thanks to a gift of Cuban-developed COVID-19 vaccines, bringing relief to some residents while simultaneously deepening the mystery around the country’s donation-dependent vaccination campaign

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Venezuelans wait in long lines in attempt to get a COVID vaccine in Caracas

As the coronavirus pandemic is raging in Venezuela, Alida De Guidi, 76, said she woke up at dawn and waited in line in Caracas for a vaccine against COVID-19.

Autoridades nicaragüenses encarcelan líderes de oposición, facilitan reelección de Daniel Ortega

Tiene demasiadas conexiones con Venezuela y con Cuba para mantenerse en el poder, y él mismo quiere mantenerse en el poder. No me sorprendería que propongan a Rosario como presidente y Daniel como vicepresidente, o alguna otra combinación en la que Rosario sea la cabeza. A final de cuentas, Ortega está yendo en la dirección de ser reconocido como un paria en la región”, dijo Breda. Además, la familia Ortega, así como la familia Chamorro, son conocidas por acaparar el poder en la historia reciente del país. (Editado por Melanie Slone y Gabriela Alejandra Olmos)The post Autoridades nicaragüenses encarcelan líderes de oposición, facilitan reelección de Daniel Ortega appeared first on Zenger News.

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Iranian ships once believed to be headed toward Venezuela change course, U.S. officials say

People familiar with the matter believe diplomatic efforts may have made a difference.

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Colombia attributes car bomb attack near Venezuela to leftist guerrilla

The Colombian military announced on Wednesday intelligence agents are searching for members of a leftist guerrilla after a car bomb injured 36 on Tuesday near the border with Venezuela.

Fears over Iranian gunboats 'delivering missiles' to Venezuela

Concern is mounting over two ships from the Iranian Navy thought to be carrying a cargo of missiles and speeding across the Atlantic Ocean toward Venezuela. The ships were mid-ocean on Saturday, after reportedly departing from the port of Bandar Abbas in early May. It marks the first time that the Iranian military has sent vessels to round the Cape of Good Hope and enter the Atlantic. Satellite images show the larger of the two ships, the Makran, a forward supply vessel, carrying small, fast att

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Iranian warships cross into the Atlantic, rattling Washington

There appears to be no violation of international law in possible weapons transfer from Iran to Venezuela

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US warns neighboring countries not to let in Iranian warships sailing across the Atlantic and thought to be carrying weapons

It's unclear what the ships are carrying, but the US military has publicly said that a transfer of weapons "would be a provocative act and a threat."

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Venezuelan and Haitian leaders call for permanent protections in light of Supreme Court ruling

Venezuelan and Haitian leaders stood together at a press conference to call for permanent protections for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders in light of a Supreme Court decision, Monday, which excluded some TPS holders from permanent residency.

DeSantis signs bills aimed at combating influence from ‘foreign adversaries’

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed two bills Monday morning aimed at combating foreign influence in the U.S. from seven specific countries including China, Cuba, Russia, Iran, Syria, Venezuela and North Korea.

Turkish mafia boss dishes dirt, becomes YouTube phenomenon

A convicted crime ringleader has been dishing the dirt on members of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling party through a series of tell-all videos

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Venezuelan opposition gears up for regional elections in November

Some Venezuelan politicians who oppose Nicolas Maduro and his socialist party are already campaigning to run in gubernatorial and municipal elections set for Nov. 21st.

WHO grants emergency approval to 2nd Chinese COVID vaccine

The World Health Organization has issued an emergency use listing for the COVID-19 vaccine made by Sinovac in adults 18 and over.

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Venezuelan government seizes headquarters of independent newspaper founded in 1943

The duty of journalists is to keep those who are in power in check. This continues to be difficult in Venezuela where Nicolas Maduro and his supporters harass the Venezuelan editors, writers, reporters, and photojournalists who are doing their job.

Activists explain why Colombians are still protesting

Impoverished indigenous teenagers who left their families behind to get a college education in Bogotá have joined the tax reform protests. Some of them decided to march against police brutality. Others are demanding health reform and an increase of the $285 monthly minimum wage.

Aumentan las solicitudes de GoFundMe en Colombia y Venezuela para pagar gastos médicos

Familias en Colombia y Venezuela piden ayuda financiera a través de GoFundMe, para pagar gastos relacionados con tratamientos médicos de COVID-19.

Opositor venezolano Leopoldo López: hay que negociar

Leopoldo López, un activista prominente de la oposición venezolana, dijo el miércoles que la reciente oferta de negociación hecha por su movimiento al gobierno del presidente Nicolás Maduro fue motivada por la crisis humanitaria en el país y el prolongado estancamiento político.

Remembrance ceremony held for victims of ValuJet crash on 25th anniversary

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials and authorities from the Miami-Dade Police Department are participating in a remembrance ceremony Tuesday to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the ValuJet Flight 592 crash.

Exiles in Miami show solidarity with Colombians they say face ‘hybrid warfare’

Cuban Americans organized a meeting with Venezuelan Americans and Colombian Americans on Friday at the Brigade 2506 Bay of Pigs Museum in Miami.

Venezuela gives US oilmen house arrest in gesture to Biden

Six American oil executives jailed in Venezuela more than three years ago on corruption charges have been granted house arrest in a gesture of goodwill toward the Biden administration as it reviews its policy toward the politically turbulent South American country.

EEUU a Venezuela: si siguen igual se aumentará la presión

Estados Unidos dijo el viernes que está trabajando con sus aliados de Latinoamérica y Europa para expandir la ayuda humanitaria y promover elecciones en Venezuela, pero advirtió que podría retomar la política de sanciones si no ve acciones concretas de cambios por parte del gobierno de Nicolás Maduro.

Watchdog: US aid to Venezuela driven by more than just need

A U.S. government watchdog report is questioning the methods used in a USAID effort to get aid to Venezuela in 2019.

Pandemic continues to hurt most vulnerable in Venezuela, Colombia

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic is hurting the most vulnerable in Venezuela and Colombia where the vaccination campaigns are progressing at a painfully slow pace and officials are implementing lockdown measures.

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