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U.S. Marines Land Ospreys at Reopened Embassy in Caracas

Venezuelan and U.S. officials said the exercise tested evacuation and medical-emergency procedures to confirm rapid-response ability for embassy safety.

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Argentine Gendarme Nahuel Gallo Files as Plaintiff in Case Accusing Nicolás Maduro of Crimes Against Humanity

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Chevron Boosts Venezuela Heavy-Oil Stake in PDVSA Asset Swap

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Venezuela’s Assembly Approves Mining Law Opening Sector to Foreign Investment

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American Airlines Targets Late-April Return to Venezuela With Miami–Caracas Flights

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France’s Last Detainee in Venezuela, Julien Février, Freed and Back in Paris

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Venezuela Reported to Send First Oil to Israel Since 2020 as Caracas Disputes the Claim

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Venezuela Frees Argentine Roberto Baldo After Yearlong Detention

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Venezuela Sends First Direct Crude Cargo to U.S. Under 50‑Million‑Barrel Deal

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U.S. Energy Chief Says Venezuela Could Lift Oil Output by 30%

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Italy Confirms Release of Businessman Luigi Gasperin in Venezuela

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Crisil: Venezuela Turmoil Unlikely to Dent India or Move Oil Prices Near Term

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Trump and Petro Shift From Insults to Talks After Maduro Capture

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Five Spaniards Freed in Venezuela Arrive in Madrid After 15 Months' Detention

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Pope Leone XIV Calls for Peace in Venezuela With Appeals for Sovereignty, Rule of Law and Rights

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U.S. Marines Land Ospreys at Reopened Embassy in Caracas

Blast at PDVSA Lake Maracaibo Gas Plant Injures Six as Fire Is Contained

Venezuela Rejects World Court's Authority as Essequibo Hearings End

Houston Zoo Names Baby Howler Monkey ‘Tuve’ for Astros Star Jose Altuve

Venezuela Rejects ICJ Authority in Esequibo Hearings

American Airlines to Resume Miami–Caracas Flights on April 30

Argentine Gendarme Nahuel Gallo Files as Plaintiff in Case Accusing Nicolás Maduro of Crimes Against Humanity

Chevron Boosts Venezuela Heavy-Oil Stake in PDVSA Asset Swap

Venezuela’s Assembly Approves Mining Law Opening Sector to Foreign Investment

American Airlines Targets Late-April Return to Venezuela With Miami–Caracas Flights

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France’s Last Detainee in Venezuela, Julien Février, Freed and Back in Paris

Venezuela Reported to Send First Oil to Israel Since 2020 as Caracas Disputes the Claim

Venezuela Frees Argentine Roberto Baldo After Yearlong Detention

Venezuela Sends First Direct Crude Cargo to U.S. Under 50‑Million‑Barrel Deal

U.S. Energy Chief Says Venezuela Could Lift Oil Output by 30%

Italy Confirms Release of Businessman Luigi Gasperin in Venezuela

Crisil: Venezuela Turmoil Unlikely to Dent India or Move Oil Prices Near Term

Trump and Petro Shift From Insults to Talks After Maduro Capture

Five Spaniards Freed in Venezuela Arrive in Madrid After 15 Months' Detention

Pope Leone XIV Calls for Peace in Venezuela With Appeals for Sovereignty, Rule of Law and Rights

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