Politics

The "Triangle of Corruption" Shakes the Amnesty Law: Names, Positions, and Figures that Shock the Judiciary

The recent statements by Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, about alleged judges charging money to apply the Amnesty Law have sparked new accusations about a supposed corruption scheme within the Venezuelan judicial system. Rodríguez publicly acknowledged irregularities in the administration of justice and assured that she had requested action against judicial officials accused of profiting from the amnesty process.

Iran threatens passage through Hormuz to countries that support US-driven sanctions

Iran threatens passage through Hormuz to countries that support US sanctions. Photo: EFE

Trinidad and Tobago: Oil spill affecting Venezuela is not visible

The Minister of Energy of Trinidad and Tobago, Roodal Moonilal, assured EFE this Sunday that an oil spill originating from his country, which Venezuela claims began there, causing "serious environmental damage" in the Gulf of Paria, shared by both nations, "is not visible."

Comando con Vzla pays tribute to Venezuelan mothers: 'For those who will not give up until they have a free country for their children'

Through its official channels, the political platform Comando con Vzla issued an emotional message this Sunday on the occasion of Mother's Day, highlighting the fundamental role of Venezuelan women in the search for political change in the country. In a publication made on its X social network account, the organization—which brings together various sectors of the opposition—praised the resilience of those who, despite the crisis, maintain the determination to ensure a better future for future generations.

Trump reiterates that “Venezuela is a happy country” and highlights oil expansion with the arrival of large corporations

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, affirmed that Venezuela is going through a period of economic and social recovery, driven —according to him— by the rebound in the oil industry and the entry of large international energy companies. In a public statement, Trump assured that the perception of the South American country's situation has changed significantly and that, in his opinion, there is a climate of greater well-being among the population.

The dispute over Essequibo enters a decisive phase as Venezuela hardens its position against Guyana

Delcy Rodríguez arrived in the Netherlands to defend Venezuela's claim over Essequibo. Photo: EFE

ELN incinerated vehicles and blocked the Troncal de Occidente in Valdivia, Antioquia

During the night of Saturday, May 9, a fire involving several vehicles disrupted traffic on the Troncal de Occidente at km. 78+500, on the Los Llanos - Tarazá road, within the jurisdiction of Valdivia...

"You are light and strength for a Venezuela that is about to be reborn": Leopoldo López pays homage to Venezuelan mothers

On the occasion of Mother's Day, Venezuelan political leader Leopoldo López published a message on his X account, in which he expressed his deep gratitude to the female figures in his life and sent a message of encouragement to women facing political persecution in the country.

Capriles pays tribute to Venezuelan mothers: "You make our beloved country wake up with the hope and goal of being better"

Political leader Henrique Capriles disseminated a message on his social networks this Sunday on the occasion of Mother's Day celebrations in Venezuela. In his words, he highlighted the importance of this date for national identity and recognized the resilience of Venezuelan women in the face of current adversities. Capriles [...]

Family and friends bid farewell this Sunday to journalist Mateo Pérez Rueda at funeral in Yarumal

Yarumal lives this Sunday, May 10, a day of mourning for the farewell of Mateo Pérez Rueda, the young 24-year-old journalist murdered in Briceño...

Cuba and the U.S. hint that bilateral dialogue is not progressing

Tensions between Cuba and the United States are rising again. New sanctions from Washington and statements from Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez suggest that bilateral dialogue is going through one of its most stagnant moments.

Students armed with weapons starred in a brawl in Managua

At least two violent fights between high school students were reported in Managua, one of them with bladed weapons in front of the Miguel Bonilla School. The events, recorded and shared on social media, have generated concern among parents and teachers due to the increase in youth violence.