U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Trump’s Plan to Eliminate Humanitarian Protections for Over 500,000 Immigrants
The decision, backed by seven justices, temporarily overturns a ruling that had prevented the annulment of the “humanitarian parole” granted…
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Juan Pablo Guanipa and Over 50 People Arrested Over Alleged Violent Plot Against Venezuela’s Elections
The Venezuelan government has announced the arrest of more than 50 people for allegedly preparing a violent plan to disrupt the elections on May 25.
Ricardo Cusanno: “Isolating Venezuela is a huge mistake”
Ricardo Cusanno is a businessman in the hotel and tourism sector. He has served as president of Fedecámaras and of the Venezuelan Red Cross.
Venezuela’s Diosdado Cabello Suspends Flights from Colombia Over Alleged “Mercenary” Threat
Venezuela’s Interior Minister, Diosdado Cabello, announced this Monday the suspension of all flights from Colombia for security reasons.
Chúo Torrealba: “We are in a regressive political transition”
Jesús Torrealba, better known by his nickname Chúo Torrealba, is a Caracas activist who became known through his radio program El Radar de los Barrios.
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Expedited Deportations of Venezuelans
This Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court made a significant decision by ruling that the Donald Trump administration violated constitutional rights.
Maikellys Espinoza, the Venezuelan 2-year-old girl separated from her parents in the U.S., returns home
Maikellys Antonella Espinoza Bernal, a two-year-old girl who had been separated from her parents while they attempted to migrate to the United States
Reuters: Venezuelan crude labeled as Brazilian upon arrival in China to evade sanctions
In the last year, more than $1 billion worth of Venezuelan oil has been labeled as Brazilian crude upon arrival in China.
Luis Florido: “To vote is to honor July 28th and a challenge to power”
Interview: Luis Florido was a founding member of the party Voluntad Popular, which he left in 2018 after disagreeing with the decision to abstain from that year’s presidential elections.
International Court of Justice Orders Venezuela Not to Hold Elections in Essequibo
On May 1, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) reaffirmed its previous decision prohibiting Venezuela from holding elections or any similar activity in the disputed territory of Essequibo, which is currently administered by Guyana. While Caracas does not recognize the ICJ’s authority and maintains its historical stance, Georgetown welcomes the ruling and is bolstering its military capabilities amid rising tensions in the region.