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Venezuelan Photographer Silvana Trevale Uses New Book to Reframe Narratives Around Youth and Identity

“Our identity isn’t only defined by the crisis,” photographer Silvana Trevale said of her long-term project documenting young Venezuelans. Venezuelan

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Venezuela Frees Hundreds of Political Prisoners Under New Amnesty Drive

Caracas-Venezuela began releasing hundreds of political detainees this week under a new amnesty initiative introduced by interim leader Delcy Rodriguez,

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Maduro Ally Alex Saab Sent to US in Stunning Venezuelan Reversal

Miami-Venezuela’s government said Saturday it deported businessman Alex Saab to face judicial proceedings in the United States, marking a dramatic

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Machado stands by Nobel gesture to Trump despite controversy

Madrid— Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado said on Saturday she had “no regrets” about symbolically gifting her Nobel Peace

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U.S. lifts sanctions on Venezuela’s acting leader Rodríguez, signaling policy shift after Maduro detention

Washington- The United States on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez, according to the Treasury Department, marking

Venezuela reshuffles military leadership in sweeping overhaul

Caracas — Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodríguez said on Thursday she had replaced the country’s senior military commanders, deepening a