Josh Madrid was arrested for attending a pro-democracy protest in Venezuela. 24 hours later, he fled his homeland, fearing he would be killed by the government.
After transferring between 30 and 50 million barrels of crude to the US, Venezuela has received $500m from its first oil sale ...
A number of prominent critics have started to emerge from hiding to test the limits of political speech after years of ...
Similar cases are happening nationwide as immigration attorneys challenge the detention of clients who face no criminal ...
Despite dreams of returning, “the longer you’ve been out of your country, the harder it will be,” says a Miami ...
Generations of migrants from a village on the coast of southern Italy found a better life in Venezuela. Many came back and ...
In a recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Duckworth challenged Rubio over the Trump administration’s use of the ...
The U.S. has used Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to offer humanitarian aid to foreign nationals for over 30 years. What is it, why is it in headlines?
Washington and Caracas have moved quickly to open Venezuela’s oil sector to U.S. investment. Ordinary Venezuelans will wait ...
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[Interview] Maduro may be gone, but Venezuelans are still living under his regime, activist says
Human rights activist Rafael Uzcátegui speaks to the Hankyoreh about the situation in Venezuela after the US toppled Maduro ...
A Venezuelan woman living in Florida came up with the idea of sending Nicolás Maduro a letter containing messages from other Venezuelans, criticizing him for the harm his regime caused in their lives.
After President Donald Trump changed not only the immigration rules of her new country but the political landscape of her native one, Franyelis found herself in a strange subplot of the US immigration ...
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