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News Gregory Mc Burnie Friday 13 December 2024 Newsday reporter Gregory McBurnie, left, listens as the Prime Minister responds to a Newsday article headlined Government signs agreement as White House ups pressure on Maduro – US can put troops in TT, at a post-cabinet media briefing at Whitehall, Port of…

By: Joshua Goodman, The Associated Press Posted: 12:35 PM CST Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024 Last Modified: 3:53 PM CST Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024 MIAMI (AP) — One of Venezuela's most popular bands canceled its homecoming tour after President Nicolas Maduro criticized the group for what he said were sexist lyrics…

US announcement follows months of frustration over Maduro government’s claims of victory in contested July election. The United States has recognised Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez as the country’s rightful president-elect, following a July election in which President Nicolas Maduro was accused by his domestic opponents of falsely claiming victory.…

It was the first major release of dissidents since the start of President Nicolás Maduro’s crackdown, which advocates say has been the worst in the country’s recent history...Read More

February 23, 2024 ANKARA — Turkey’s Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, is expected to meet with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro during a visit to Caracas this weekend, his first since assuming the role of the country’s chief diplomat in June.  Departing from Brasilia, where he participated in a G-20 summit on Friday, Fidan…

Nicolas Maduro, the president of Venezuela, warned Britain “don’t mess” with his country as he deployed thousands of troops in response to a Royal Navy ship sent to the region. Mr Maduro called Britain a “decadent, rotten, ex-empire” as he ordered troops into defensive manoeuvres ahead of HMS Trent arriving…

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro on Thursday ordered more than 5,600 military personnel to participate in a defensive exercise, in response to Britain sending a warship to waters off Guyana. Britain said Sunday it would divert the patrol vessel to Guyana, amid the simmering territorial dispute over the oil-rich Essequibo region.…

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If the nation’s president, Nicolás Maduro, follows through on his threat to annex a huge swath of neighboring Guyana, analysts expect the US to reinstate sanctions and potentially revoke a license that allowed the oil supermajor to resume operating in Venezuela. Should Maduro’s threat be “more than saber rattling, the…