Government ❯ International Relations ❯ U.S.-Venezuela Relations

Diplomatic Relations

Sanctions Economic Sanctions Political Asylum Political Statements Legal Proceedings Political Conflict Political Alliances Political Sanctions Political Negotiations Political Tensions

Trump Posts Image Casting Venezuela as the 51st U.S. State

No legal path exists for annexation following a firm denial in Caracas.

United to Restart Daily Houston–Caracas Flights on Aug. 11

From U.S. Custody, Maduro and Cilia Flores Issue Holy Week Call for Unity

U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Venezuela’s Interim Leader Delcy Rodríguez

U.S. Restarts Embassy Operations in Caracas After Seven-Year Rift

From U.S. Prison, Maduro and Flores Call for Peace After Key Hearing

Maduro Posts First Message Since U.S. Arrest, Says He Is 'Well'

Venezuelan Sues U.S. Over Deportation to El Salvador’s CECOT, Citing Torture

Maduro, Flores Seek Dismissal Over Sanctions Block on Legal Fees Ahead of March 26 Hearing

Trump Makes Surprise Stop at Doral’s El Arepazo After Defending U.S. Actions on Iran

Trump Touts 80 Million Venezuelan Barrels, 600,000-Barrel U.S. Output Rise in State of the Union

U.S. Judge Moves Maduro, Flores New York Hearing to March 26

Reports: Alex Saab Detained in Venezuela in Joint U.S.-Venezuelan Operation

U.S.–Venezuela Reset Accelerates as Delcy Rodríguez Hosts Envoy and Names Plasencia to Washington

U.S. Reopens Venezuelan Airspace as American Airlines Plans Return

Venezuela Says U.S. Begins Releasing Frozen Funds as Interim Leader Consolidates Power

Machado Gives Nobel Peace Medal to Trump in Private White House Meeting

Cabello Faces New U.S. Charges as Power Broker After Maduro’s Capture

Scarborough Says Trump Told Him U.S. Will 'Keep the Oil' After Venezuela Raid

U.S. Captures Maduro and Cilia Flores in Caracas Raid, Indicts Them in New York