Nicolás Maduro

The United States has seized and confiscated an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela as part of Washington's naval military deployment in the Caribbean since August. Caracas has described it as a "blatant robbery" and has announced that it will report this "serious international crime" to foreign authorities.

TheVenezuelan opposition leader should receive the Nobel Peace Prize today. In the last few hours, it was announced that Ana Corina, the daughter of Sosa Machado, would receive the award.

The Venezuelan opposition has assured the Nobel Institute that he will travel to the Norwegian capital. If so, it would be Machado's first public appearance since August 2024. The head of the Nobel Peace Committee has described the trip as "dangerous" because of the reprisals that Nicolas Maduro's government may take against Machado.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has confirmed that he has spoken to his US colleague, Donald Trump, amid tensions over the country's military deployment in the Caribbean and the crisis of air connectivity in the oil nation. According to Maduro, the White House contacted the Miraflores Palace (the seat of the Venezuelan government in Caracas) "about ten days ago" (it could be 23 November, but it did not specify the date).

The President of the United States does not rule out the possibility of bombing other countries: "Anyone who produces drugs or sells them in the United States is in the spotlight."

After the ultimatum, Trump announced the closure of Venezuelan airspace. 

Venezuela has "roundly rejected" the US president's message and criticized the nation's "threat to sovereignty" and "attempt to give orders." du. "Venezuela will not accept orders, threats or interference from a foreign power."

This is how Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has expressed himself in the faceof conflicting relations with the US. The Soles Cartel has been declared a foreign terrorist organization by Washington and has been militarily deployed in the Caribbean Sea. 

More than four million people have taken to the streets, and the president has called on the people to commit themselves to defending their homeland.

Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, has pleaded for peace. This is Maduro's response to Trump's latest threat that, following the bombing and shipwreck of nine ships in the Caribbean and the Pacific, attacks can now be carried out by land to combat drug trafficking.

U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he has authorized the U.S. intelligence agency to conduct covert operations in Venezuela.

Donald Trump has reported that ships carrying cocaine and fentanyl and three people inside have been killed in the attack, while Nicolas Maduro has stressed that the country is more prepared for "armed struggle" if the US attacks Venezuela.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has announced that Chavismo has won 285 mayors out of 335, according to the National Electoral Council (CNE), with 44% participation.

Elections will begin at 6:00 a.m. and 53 national and regional parties and indigenous organizations will participate.

In return, Venezuela has handed over 10 US prisoners to the US. Maduro's government has thanked former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for his mediation efforts, and US President Donald Trump for his "determination to correct this completely irregular situation."