Venezuela Crisis News

A Tiger’s Shadow Stalks María Corina Machado

De la Espriella’s brand of right-wing populism could pervade the Venezuelan opposition at some point.

What Venezuelans Should Know About Colombia’s Pick-Your-Poison Election

Whoever takes office in Bogotá could become one of the most consequential foreign actors in Venezuela's future.

Delcy’s Dark Blue Rebrand Goes Beyond Erasing Maduro

Rodríguez attempts to craft an image of sensible statecraft while the dictator’s iconography starts to fade away.

Maria Corina’s Pitch for Elections in Venezuela, Explained

Her chief electoral advisor outlines a preliminary roadmap that spans from an independent register to a new hybrid system.

Venezuela signs deal with US energy giant to rebuild power grid

Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, signed an agreement with US energy giant General Electric Vernova on Monday to rebuild the nation's electricity grid, which suffers frequent extended power outages. This deal signifies a move towards opening Venezuela's economy to US investment, though critics note that key state institutions remain under the control of Rodríguez's party.

Can Venezuela Become an “Oil-Rich Hungary” in the Caribbean?

After two decades of a hyper-ideological anti-West agenda, can Caracas start pursuing a more pragmatic foreign policy?.

Venezuela signs power deal with US energy giant

Venezuela signed an agreement with General Electric Vernova on June 16, 2026, to boost electricity generation capacity by an estimated 5 gigawatts over four years. This deal aims to address the country's persistent power outages and improve its energy infrastructure.

US kills leader of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang in air strike, Trump says

The US military, under President Trump's direction, conducted an airstrike killing Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, known as Niño Guerrero, the leader of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. This action, described as a joint operation with Venezuelan authorities, targets a transnational criminal organization accused of 'irregular warfare' against the US.

Venezuela says leader of Tren de Aragua gang killed in 'joint operation' with US

Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang and a target of a US reward, was killed in southern Venezuela during a joint operation with the United States, officials announced Friday. The operation's success marks a significant blow against transnational organized crime in the region.

Trump says US strike killed Tren de Aragua gang boss with Venezuelan help

Former US President Donald Trump announced that US forces, in collaboration with Venezuela, killed Tren de Aragua gang leader Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores in Venezuela's Bolivar state. Venezuela's government confirmed its participation, stating Flores died during clashes with criminal groups, underscoring a shared commitment against narco-terrorists in the hemisphere.

Searching for the Cruz-Diez Magic in his Paris Atelier

A visit to this former butcher shop reveals the whole dimension of the great artist’s quest to recreate the light of Caracas by engineering a new ambient.

US, Venezuela say Tren de Aragua leader killed in strike

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that a US "kinetic strike" killed Tren de Aragua leader Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores in Venezuela's Bolivar state earlier in the week. Venezuela's Ministry of Communications confirmed Guerrero Flores' neutralization during a "joint operation" at a criminal compound, marking a significant blow against the transnational gang accused of widespread violence and drug trafficking.

Trump claims US kills Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang leader

Venezuela hits out at Trinidad and Tobago in oil spill spat

Venezuela's foreign ministry stated on Friday that an oil spill, which it alleges originated from Trinidad and Tobago, has reached its shores, threatening marine ecosystems and fishing activities. Trinidad and Tobago's government has deployed security forces to investigate the alleged spill and requested specific coordinates from Venezuela for further reconnaissance.

Brazil intercepts 108 Cuban immigrants amid growing asylum applications

Brazilian Federal Highway Police intercepted 108 Cuban nationals being smuggled into the country in Roraima state on Tuesday, arresting five human smugglers. This operation, part of the "Safe Route" initiative, highlights a growing trend of undocumented Cuban migration to Brazil amid the island's escalating humanitarian crisis.

Venezuelans flood capital Caracas streets, demanding free elections

Venezuelan workers, students, and opposition members marched to the US Embassy in Caracas on June 9, 2026, demanding free presidential and parliamentary elections. The demonstration occurred as interim president Delcy Rodriguez marked 150 days in power, highlighting ongoing calls for electoral reform.

Venezuela’s Diaspora “Goes Home” One Concert at a Time

As returning to the patria feels possible again, the shows of Danny Ocean and Rawayana help Venezuelans abroad reimagine the future.

Delcy Rodríguez Tries to Show She Has a Debt Strategy

The recent restructuring push seeks to reassure creditors. Without a careful plan and an IMF-backed framework, Caracas risks losing control.

Who is the Indian guru Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez follows?

The Venezuelan leader, who is a devotee of Sathya Sai Baba, is in India as the two countries aim to boost energy ties.

Delcy Rodríguez visits India: Will oil talks lead to an energy deal?

Delcy Rodríguez's India visit highlights Venezuela's growing role in Delhi's oil diversification.