Venezuela Trump wants a transition in Venezuela “as soon as possible”miamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres After the recent departure of National Security Adviser John Bolton, the Donald Trump administration wants to speed up the pace and achieve a …
Juan Guaidó As dialogue fails in Venezuela, cracks show in the oppositionmiamiherald.com - By Jim Wyss Juan Guaidó, the man that Washington and more than 50 other nations recognize as Venezuela’s legitimate leader, said he offered to step down and make …
Venezuela Joe Biden said he ‘confronted’ Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro. Is that true?miamiherald.com - By Alex Daugherty Joe Biden was winding down a rambling response to a question about the legacy of slavery in America in Thursday night’s Democratic presidential …
Venezuela Cuban leader blames Trump for oil shortages, announces more austerity measuresmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres US sanctions designed to halt Venezuelan oil shipments to Cuba have provoked a shortage of diesel on the island this month, Cuban ruler Miguel …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoVenezuela Trump, in talks with Rubio, says his Venezuela views are ‘far stronger’ than Bolton’smiamiherald.com - By Alex Daugherty The past two days were filled with bleak signs for Venezuelans in South Florida who saw the Trump administration as a key player in solving the …
Venezuela Trump grew weary of Bolton’s push for military force against Venezuelamiamiherald.com - By Michael Wilner President Donald Trump ousted John Bolton in part due to frustration with his third national security adviser’s guidance to pair military power with …
Venezuela Abrams: Colombia will have ‘full U.S. support’ if attacked from Venezuelamiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres The U.S. special envoy for Venezuela, Elliot Abrams, said the U.S. government is not “closer” to a military intervention in Venezuela, but warned …
Venezuela Florida Republicans had no idea Venezuela hawk John Bolton was being firedmiamiherald.com - By Alex Daugherty Sen. Rick Scott was supposed to meet with National Security Advisor John Bolton at 2 p.m. Tuesday, the latest in an ongoing effort by the most vocal …
Venezuela Local charity helping newly arrived Venezuelans reopens its doors in Miamimiamiherald.com - By Lautaro Grinspan In July, Angelina Estrada, a Venezuelan journalist from Maracaibo, found herself crossing the Rio Grande with her 2-year-old son, Martín, in tow. The …
Venezuela Trump administration imposes new limits on remittances to Cubamiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres Cuban-Americans won’t be able to send more than $ 1,000 to their relatives in Cuba in three consecutive months, according to new regulations …
Venezuela Ivanka meets Guaidó aides, announces $120 million in US aid for displaced Venezuelansmiamiherald.com - By Michael Wilner Ivanka Trump met with aides to Venezuelan National Assembly President Juan Guaidó in Colombia on Wednesday to underscore support for a “democratic …
Trujillo Trump administration considering Cuban-American from Miami for top Latin America postmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres and Carlos Trujillo, the current U.S. ambassador to the Organization of American States and former state representative from Miami, is being considered …
U.S. Border Patrol More Venezuelans are making their way to Mexico border to try to get into the U.S.miamiherald.com - By Sonia Osorio, A Venezuelan attorney decided to leave her country after her refusal to obey orders from officials tied to the Nicolás Maduro regime to perform her …
Venezuela There’s little to gain in secret talks between U.S. and Maduro government, observers saymiamiherald.com - By Antonio Maria Delgado Reports that the United States is in secret negotiations with the number two man in Venezuela caught by surprise several of the most well-versed …
Dengue fever outbreak hits Latin America and Caribbean regionmiamiherald.com - By Jacqueline Charles The Pan American Health Organization is warning against a deadly spike in dengue fever in Latin America and the Caribbean, and is calling on …
A nation is vanishing: Has Venezuela lost almost 20 percent of its population?miamiherald.com - By Jim Wyss A staggering 15 to 19 percent of Venezuela’s total population has left the country amid an economic and political crisis with no clear end in sight, …
Stung by U.S. sanctions, Venezuela’s Maduro lashes out against oppositionmiamiherald.com - By Jim Wyss Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro regime continued lashing out after it was hit with punishing economic sanctions earlier this month, charging three …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Cuba’s foreign debt is on the rise despite big profits from medical services abroadmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres Cuba’s foreign debt has grown at an alarming rate in the past few years despite the government reporting multi-million-dollar profits from a …
Maduro government plans to dissolve Venezuela’s National Assembly, Guaidó saysmiamiherald.com - By Antonio Maria Delgado The interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, warned Sunday night that the Nicolás Maduro regime plans to dissolve the National Assembly in the …
Will Trump’s ‘embargo’ on Venezuela work? Not without a strong follow-up plan | Opinionmiamiherald.com - By Andres Oppenheimer The Trump administration should use its newly announced quasi-embargo on Venezuela as a bargaining chip to get much stronger international economic …
Maduro’s inner circle wants to see him step down, says former spy chiefmiamiherald.com - By Antonio Maria Delgado Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is isolated and key members of his governing coalition have secretly begun searching for an exit strategy, with some …
A surge of patients who fled Venezuela showing up at US Navy ship during port visitsmiamiherald.com - By Tara Copp Medical staff aboard the U.S. Navy’s hospital ship Comfort said they are seeing a surge of patients who fled Venezuela on recent port stops in …
Miami’s Venezuelans applaud latest sanctions against government of Nicolás Maduromiamiherald.com - By Sonia Osorio President Donald Trump’s decree imposing a tough new sanctions on the Nicolás Maduro regime is being praised by Venezuelans in Miami, who hope it …
Trump readies “other tools” beyond blocking assets to target Maduromiamiherald.com - By Michael Wilner and Sweeping U.S. sanctions on Venezuela announced on Monday were the latest effort by the Trump administration to pressure its embattled leader, Nicolás …
U.S. and Colombian military are working on plans to aid Venezuela after Maduromiamiherald.com - By Tara Copp and The U.S. is working with Colombia, Brazil and other regional partners on how to assist Venezuela if the embargo-like sanctions announced by the White …
Cuba vs Venezuela: Not all sanctions are created equalmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres, When Washington rolled out broad and deep economic sanctions on Venezuela this week it said it was putting the South American nation on par with …
Trump order on Venezuela puts Russian, Chinese oil companies at risk of U.S. sanctionsmiamiherald.com - By Antonio Maria Delgado President Donald Trump’s executive order on Venezuela dramatically tightens the economic noose around Nicolás Maduro’s regime, putting Chinese and …
With Venezuela embargo, Trump administration follows the same failed Cuba script | Opinionmiamiherald.com - By Fabiola Santiago If the U.S.-Cuba embargo policy model has proven anything in the last 60 years, it’s that starving people doesn’t bring about regime change. Already, …
U.S. embargo puts Venezuela in “club of rogue states” like Cuba, Syria, North Koreamiamiherald.com - By Jim Wyss For the first time in three decades, Washington is imposing a full economic embargo on a government in the Western Hemisphere as it continues to try …
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