World: Romero is gay, and had sought asylum in the US, and told officials that he faced prosecution because of his sexual orientation and political views.

'F***ing crazy to deport gay hairdressers': Trump's fan Joe Rogan slams US president for 'horrific' deportations

The US has deported over 200 Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador, with reports claiming they were shackled and had their heads shaved. The move comes as President Trump invokes the historic 'Alien Enemies Act' to accelerate deportations. El Salvador has released footage of the deportees arriving, as the crackdown on alleged gang members intensifies.

Trump cracks down on deportations, sends 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador

As international pressure on the South American leader to be "transparent" with the vote results grows, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has pledged to make public all of the vote tallies from a contentious election that took place over the weekend.

Anti-Maduro protests in Venezuela: Opposition under fear of arrest, SC accpets audit elections

Headlines of the hour: - Venezuela polls: Maduro vows 'peace, stability' after win - Venezuela results not accurate: Blinken - IDF: Drone from Lebanon shot down - Beirut Airport cancels flights - Delhi: 13 illegal coaching centres sealed

Beirut airport cancels flights | Delhi: 13 illegal coaching centres sealed

A major Venezuelan opposition group has registered a candidate for July's presidential election to ensure a spot on the ballot, even though the primary winner and her alternate were unable to sign up, electoral authorities and sources said on Tuesday.

Tense political climate in Venezuela? Nicolas Maduro aiming for third term in polls

Mexico has started repatriating flights of Venezuelans. This comes 2 days after officials agreed to work more closely with their US counterparts to tackle the migration crisis.

Mexico has started repatriating flights of Venezuelans

Mexico starts repatriation of Venezuelans

In a territorial dispute with neighbouring Guyana, Venezuela's voters has rejected International Court of Justice Jurisdiction. They also back the creation of a new state.

Venezuela referendum over new state passed with 95% approval

Voters in Venezuela rejected the International Court of Justice's (ICJ) jurisdiction over the country's territorial dispute with Guyana and backed the creation of a new state in the potential oil-rich Esequibo region in a Sunday referendum.Some political and security analysts have called the referendum a show of strength by Maduro and a test of support for his government ahead of a planned 2024 presidential election.

Referendum a show of strength for Venezuelan President Maduro before polls

US offers work permits to half million Venezuelans already in country

Poor nations hosting most refugees worldwide, need more Western help: UN

Venezuelans have started turning to more inventive forms of recycling in order to save money or earn some extra cash, amid the ongoing crisis in the country.

Inventive Venezuelans recycling goods to get by

In deep despair, Venezuelans turn to eating trash

Canada's disturbing indifference to the plight of Venezuelans

Hola, I'm Mike Pence: US VP encourages Venezuelans to protest against President Maduro

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