Venezuela Responds to Guyanese President and Accuses Him of Being the “True Boss” of Gold Smuggling
Facade of the Casa Amarilla in Caracas, headquarters of the Venezuelan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Photo: Xavier Granja Cedeño Guacamaya,…
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Septuagenarian Arrested in Venezuela for Allegedly Offering U.S. Location of Iranian Missiles
The Venezuelan government continues to denounce alleged disinformation campaigns and international conspiracies, although it has not provided details about the…
US Questions OAS Role Amid Inability to Resolve Venezuelan Crisis
US Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau Warns That His Country Is Evaluating Whether to Remain in the Regional Organization. Photo:…
Hundreds Affected and Roads Collapsed as Rains Hit Mérida and Western Venezuela
The authorities in Mérida have prioritized protocols for preventing the loss of human lives. Photo: Courtesy Guacamaya, June 26, 2025….
Opposition Candidates, Alliances, and Challenges Ahead of July’s Municipal Elections
The 2025 municipal elections will not only determine control over local governments, but will also test the relevance and survival…
Cavecom-e Warns That Charging for Products Priced in Dollars at the Euro Exchange Rate Is Illegal
The Chamber reiterated that it continues working towards a solid and transparent digital economy, in which exchange regulations are respected….
Gregory Sanabria’s Detention by ICE Raises International Alarm Over Possible Deportation
Sanabria’s case comes amid a tightening of U.S. immigration policy and a rise in deportations, including those of asylum seekers…
Venezuelan Companies Inaugurate the “Made in Venezuela” Expo-Fair in Istanbul
The Venezuelan government activated the “Made in Venezuela” plan as the central axis of its economic diversification policy, seeking to…
Venezuela and Uruguay Formalize the Reactivation of Consular Relations
The decision does not currently imply the reestablishment of diplomatic relations, as Uruguay maintains its non-recognition of the results announced…
Relatives of Venezuelans detained in CECOT travel to El Salvador to demand proof of life
A group of relatives and close ones of Venezuelans detained in the Center for Confinement of Terrorism (CECOT) in El Salvador arrived this week in the Central American country to demand proof of life and to learn about the health status of their loved ones.