Venezuela
Human rights violations continue in Venezuela [video]
More than 3 million Venezuelans have been displaced from their country and forced to seek refuge in neighboring countries.
U.S. sanctions Maduro’s stepsons for exploiting Venezuela’s hungry
Associates of Nicolás Maduro used a subsidized-food program for personal enrichment, to reward political supporters and punish opponents.
Honoring Simón Bolívar, liberator of South America
El Libertador dedicated his life to ending Spanish rule over the New World colonies that became Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and Panama.
The renewed U.S.-Ecuador relationship
Secretary Mike Pompeo says the U.S. is redoubling its efforts to strengthen ties in the Western Hemisphere, including its relationship with Ecuador.
Setting the record straight: When Venezuela’s economy began to implode [infographic]
The Maduro regime's corruption and mismanagement have hurt the Venezuelan people far more than any international sanctions.
Venezuela’s National Assembly: A symbol of hope and endurance [video]
Venezuela's legislative body, the last vestige of democracy in the country, continues to strive to serve the needs of ordinary people.
U.N. report confirms torture, killings in Venezuela
Venezuelans have been victims of "torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence and killings" under the illegitimate Maduro regime, the United Nations says.
U.S. drops sanctions after company cuts support to Maduro regime
The Trump administration provides sanctions relief after an oil tanker company stops supporting Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro and his cronies.
Why are Venezuelan pirates killing Caribbean fishermen?
Venezuelan pirates in the Caribbean Sea are engaged in a booming black-market trade in diapers, narcotics, gasoline and humans.