🇻🇪 Venezuela

Venezuela Releases 10 Americans in Historic Prisoner Swap Deal
July 18 @ 6:16pm ET  
Venezuela has freed 10 Americans in a prisoner swap with the U.S. and El Salvador, involving over 250 deported Venezuelans from CECOT prison. This deal marks a rare diplomatic success.
Appeals Court Stalls Contempt Ruling in Venezuelan Deportation Dispute
July 15 @ 6:31pm ET  
An appeals court has delayed a contempt ruling in a Venezuelan migrant deportation case, leaving it in legal limbo. This ongoing uncertainty impacts many and raises questions about immigration policy.
El Salvador Document Challenges Trump Administration on Venezuelan Deportations
July 8 @ 8:08am ET  
A new document from El Salvador challenges Trump administration claims about Venezuelan deportations. It reveals U.S. control over detainees in Salvadoran prisons, contradicting official statements.
Hugo Carvajal Admits Guilt in U.S. Drug and Arms Trafficking Case
June 30 @ 10:05am ET  
Hugo Carvajal, ex-Venezuelan intelligence chief, pleaded guilty to drug and arms trafficking in New York on June 25. His plea may reveal critical details about ties to President Maduro and global drug networks.
U.S. Treasury Targets Tren de Aragua Leader with New Sanctions
June 25 @ 7:01am ET  
The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano, a leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, designated as a terrorist organization. This move aims to disrupt the gang's criminal activities across the Americas.
U.S. Authorities Arrest Duo for Violating Venezuela Trade Sanctions
June 18 @ 4:10pm ET  
U.S. authorities arrested a Venezuelan national and a U.S. citizen on June 13 for evading trade sanctions against Venezuela. The duo allegedly supplied materials to state-owned industries, violating restrictions over democracy suppression.
EU Labels Venezuela as High-Risk for Money Laundering and Terror Financing
June 17 @ 10:01am ET  
The EU has added Venezuela to its high-risk list for money laundering and terrorist financing, prompting stricter financial controls. The Venezuelan regime called the designation 'ridiculous,' reflecting ongoing tensions.