Venezuela expelled Germany's Wednesday, hitting out at international support for Juan Guaido President Nicolas Maduro, despite UN criticism.. ... Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is shown in handout picture during ceremony to commemorate the anniversary of the death..…
Pompeo's team emphasized that Cuban security services targeted today are also helping Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro resist international pressure to step aside favor of Juan Guaido. President Trump is sending message that the United States will not sit by while Cuban regime..…
On February 4, most of the European Union member states recognized Guaido as Venezuela’s interim president. . In contrast, Russia, Belarus, Bolivia, Iran, Cuba, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Syria and Turkey voiced support for Maduro, while China called for resolving all differences peacefully..…
The current crisis in Venezuela has been manufactured first by the international banking community based primarily in London, which has used US sanctions and the subsequent devaluation of the Venezuelan currency which has caused inflation that has been blamed solely on Maduro’s government,” the..…
It's noted that Venezuela's leader and self-proclaimed President, Juan Guaido, has accused Greek government of supporting Maduro Venezuela.. ..…
When Nicolás Maduro held the position of interim president after the death of President Hugo Chávez, this deadline was respected. . . In front of a massive march in Caracas on Feb. 23, the legitimate president, Nicolás Maduro, declared that the coup d’état had failed...…
The big solutions that President Maduro has implemented are the distribution of the food bags, contained in CLAP, Compensation Bonuses for unspecified causes, and continuous increases to the wage and food ticket for workers Progressive measures, and they have not been enough to cover for..…
Bolsonaro, like US President Donald Trump, rejects multilateralism, and both want to oust embattled Venezuelan Nicolas Maduro, and Juan Guaido in his place.. ..…
TEHRAN (FNA)- US President Donald Trump, seemingly punishing Havana for supporting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, tightened the trade embargo in a way that would open way for Americans to sue government-linked Cuban companies. . . . . ..…