Venezuela's new chief prosecutor vows to jail protest leaders
Venezuela will hunt down and jail leaders of violent protests that have rocked the country since April, its new top prosecutor said on Thursday, a day before a hate crimes law was expected to be approved despite fears that it will be used to crush dissent.
White House weighs Venezuela options
White House weighs Venezuela options
Trump's NAFTA autos goals to collide with industry as talks start
More than any other industry, autos have been the focus of U.S. President Donald Trump's anger over the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Trump's NAFTA autos goals to collide with industry as talks start
More than any other industry, autos have been the focus of U.S. President Donald Trump's anger over the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Cuba's private sector freeze will not last years, government says
The Cuban government said on Monday the freeze on new licenses for some private-sector occupations would not last years, in an attempt to reassure citizens worried about an apparent pause in the liberalization of the economy.
Cuba's private sector freeze will not last years, government says
The Cuban government said on Monday the freeze on new licenses for some private-sector occupations would not last years, in an attempt to reassure citizens worried about an apparent pause in the liberalization of the economy.
Immigration expert: Less compassion needed for reform to work
Trumps immigration policy
US will be the biggest exporter of natural gas: CME Group CEO Duffy
Natural gas exports
Venezuela crisis: Maduro’s enemies taken from homes by police
Venezuela in crisis
Venezuela's cash less valuable than 'World of Warcraft' virtual gold: report
Venezuela is in such dire financial straits that the country’s currency, the bolivar, is now less valuable on the black market than fictional “gold” in Blizzard’s “World of Warcraft” computer game, according to a report by Fortune magazine Tuesday.
Will sanctions against Maduro impact Venezuela?
Sanctions against Venezuela’s Maduro
Socialism or oil to blame for the crisis in Venezuela?
Venezuela in crisis
Venezuela chaos: America’s No. 3 oil supplier on brink of civil war
Chaos in Venezuela
Venezuela's leader casts unusual vote, decries 'terrorism'
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro asked for global acceptance on Sunday as he cast an unusual pre-dawn vote for an all-powerful constitutional assembly that his opponents fear he'll use to replace his country's democracy with a single-party authoritarian system.
Venezuela crisis: Opposition holds two-day anti-Maduro shutdown
President Nicolas Maduro's adversaries staged a two-day national strike on Wednesday in a final push to pressure him into abandoning a weekend election for a super-congress they say will institutionalize autocracy in Venezuela.
Venezuela's Maduro says vote for new congress will take place
CARACAS (Reuters) - Defying pressure from abroad and at home, Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro said on Sunday that an election would go ahead next weekend for a controversial new congress his foes say will institutionalize dictatorship.
Venezuela's Maduro says vote for new congress will take place
CARACAS (Reuters) - Defying pressure from abroad and at home, Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro said on Sunday that an election would go ahead next weekend for a controversial new congress his foes say will institutionalize dictatorship.
Venezuela crisis: Will President Maduro step down?
Venezuela in chaos
Venezuelan economic crisis: opposition calls for nationwide strike
Venezuelan opposition leaders called Monday for a 24-hour nationwide strike to increase pressure on the socialist government after more than 7 million people rejected a plan to rewrite the constitution.
Venezuelan economic crisis: opposition calls for nationwide strike
Venezuelan opposition leaders called Monday for a 24-hour nationwide strike to increase pressure on the socialist government after more than 7 million people rejected a plan to rewrite the constitution.