Nahuel Gallo testifies about torture during his 448-day detention in Venezuela.
Diosdado Cabello
Colombian President Petro visited Venezuela's Rodríguez, establishing commercial integration through import substitution and jointly agreeing to electric and gas interconnections to combat transnational mafias and strengthen bilateral economic recovery.
Venezuela's interim president announced direct negotiations with Siemens and General Electric to resolve critical power shortages in Zulia state, following improved U.S. diplomatic relations and partial sanctions relief aimed at boosting crude production and economic recovery.
Nahuel Gallo demands justice against Nicolás Maduro's government for crimes against humanity.
Hundreds gather near the US embassy in Caracas, demanding free elections and salary increases.
President Trump's foreign policy mirrors Baby Boomer generational patterns by initiating costly international interventions in Venezuela and Iran while deferring expenses to future administrations, creating long-term liabilities from short-term tactical actions.
Venezuelan society remains subdued. Two months have passed since the capture of Cartel de los Soles leader. No change in societal silence.
ELN guerrilla group has established presence in Venezuela, controlling areas and imposing rules, with alleged support from Diosdado Cabello
Nahuel Gallo denounced the tortures he suffered in Venezuela to the Justice system for the first time.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro met Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodríguez in Caracas Friday following a failed Cúcuta summit, focusing on border security in the 2,000-kilometer frontier, particularly the drug-trafficking Catatumbo region, while pursuing energy sector opportunities.
Venezuelan officials launched a three-route nationwide pilgrimage converging May 1st, demanding the United States lift economic sanctions they blame for the country's economic hardship, while acting president Rodríguez highlighted 9 percent GDP growth in her first 100 days.
Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo sues Maduro's regime after over a year in Venezuelan prison.
Laura Dogu, who reopened the U.S. Embassy in Venezuela in January, departed her post after months amid Trump administration efforts to control Venezuela's government following Nicolás Maduro's extraction.
Venezuela's President Maduro faces 73% disapproval. Corruption is now seen as a major crisis, surpassing inflation.
Diosdado Cabello faces investigation. Fiscal Carlos Stornelli initiated the process due to threats made on Venezuelan TV. Investigation targets Cabello's threats against Elisa Trotta Gamus and her family.
Venezuela's Minister Diosdado Cabello reports 100 deaths in US attack on Caracas
American Airlines resumed the first commercial US flight to Venezuela in nearly seven years Thursday, marking economic normalization following the January ouster of President Nicolás Maduro and the US government's lifting of its aviation ban two weeks prior.
Venezuela's interim president announced negotiations with Siemens and General Electric to resolve Zulia state's power crisis, which operates at under 40% capacity, following diplomatic talks with the United States aimed at economic recovery.
Vice President Delcy Rodríguez consolidated power in Venezuela after Nicolás Maduro's January detention by US forces, replacing seventeen ministers, overhauling military leadership, and removing Maduro's family from lucrative state dealings within three months, effectively dismantling decades of patronage networks with White House coordination.
Nahuel Gallo demands justice after being held captive in Venezuela for over a year.
Police clash with protesters in Caracas over salary increase demands.
Argentina's national courts are key to international legal order. The Law 26.200 allows federal justice to judge crimes against humanity.
US officials discussed seizing Maduro with his ally, Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, warning against targeting opposition
Diosdado Cabello announced 100 Venezuelan deaths in a US incursion, pledging support
