Venezuela cracks down on foreign journalists after Nicolas Maduro’s arrest by US forces

Venezuela accused the US and Trinidad and Tobago of "military provocation" after a US warship docked in Port of Spain for joint drills. Caracas claimed the move was a step toward “provoking war” in the Caribbean and said CIA-backed mercenaries were caught plotting attacks near its waters.

Trump 'provoking a war in Caribbean'? Venezuela slams US exercises in Trinidad, claims arrest of CIA-backed mercenaries

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said his government would work to establish dialogue with the United States under President-elect Joe Biden

Venezuela's Maduro says he hopes for better dialogue with U.S. under Biden

By David Smilde Even in a country where the crisis has become the norm, the past month has been eventful for Venezuela. On April 3 Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan National Assembly president who is leading an effort to remove President Nicolás Maduro from office, was stripped of his parliamentary immunity.

Venezuela’s power struggle reaches a tense stalemate as human suffering deepens

Opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez was put behind bars for inciting violence at anti-government protests in 2014

US slams Venezuela court's decision to uphold dissident's jail term

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Venezuela cracks down on foreign journalists after Nicolas Maduro’s arrest by US forces

Trump 'provoking a war in Caribbean'? Venezuela arrests CIA-backed mercenaries

Venezuela's Maduro says he hopes for better dialogue with U.S. under Biden

Venezuela’s power struggle reaches a tense stalemate as human suffering deepens

US slams Venezuela court's decision to uphold dissident's jail term