Venezuela Files Complaint with FAO Over Detention of Fishermen by U.S. Military Forces
Vice President Delcy Rodríguez described the interception as a violation of International Law and Human Rights, aimed at obstructing productive…
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Richard Grenell: ‘I believe that we can have a deal with Maduro, I believe in avoiding war’
mbassador Richard Grenell said on Tuesday that he believes that the United States and Venezuela can still reach a peaceful agreement and avoid war.
U.S. Confirms Three Vessels Attacked in the Caribbean: What Do We Know So Far?
Pressure on the Venezuelan government continues, while the U.S. administration maintains that its actions aim to protect its borders and…
United States Announces Attack on New Vessel from Venezuela, Leaving Three Dead
The recent U.S. military action takes place amid rising tensions with the Venezuelan government, driven by the escalation of military…
Maduro Declares Communications with United States “Shattered”
Nicolás Maduro during press conference with international media at the Eurobuilding Hotel, on Monday, September 15, 2025. Guacamaya, September 15,…
European Parliament Calls for Inclusion of “Cartel of the Suns” on List of Terrorist Groups
The European Parliament approved a resolution on September 11 requesting the European Union to designate the so-called “Cartel of the Suns” as a terrorist organization, aligning with a decision previously made by the United States and replicated in countries such as Ecuador, Argentina, and Paraguay. Although the text is non-binding, MEPs warned that the criminal networks operating on the Colombia-Venezuela border represent a growing threat to regional security.
Suspected Drug-Trafficking Vessel Was Retreating Before U.S. Strike, According to NYT
The vessel was reportedly attacked multiple times before sinking, according to various officials who spoke on condition of anonymity. Photo:…
Venezuela and Iran Seek to Strengthen Alliance in Response to U.S. Military Deployment in the Caribbean
Caracas and Tehran have once again closed ranks amid growing tensions with Washington. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil and his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, held a conversation in which they both denounced what they described as “intimidatory actions” by the United States following the deployment of military vessels in waters near Venezuela.
Gustavo Petro Advocates for the Release of Enrique Márquez and Urges Dialogue for Justice in Venezuela
Colombian President Gustavo Petro called for internal cohesion to resist external pressures, particularly in response to the U.S. naval deployment…
The Guardian: Boris Johnson traveled to Caracas in 2024 and allegedly received payments from hedge fund
The former British prime minister interrupted his vacation in the Dominican Republic to travel to Venezuela in February 2024, where he held a private meeting with Nicolás Maduro. Leaked documents suggest the existence of subsequent payments related to a contract with the firm Merlyn Advisors. The Guardian has not been able to confirm that these payments were related to the trip to Caracas.