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Claudia Sheinbaum is increasing pressure on the new president of Peru to facilitate the asylum of Betssy Chávez in Mexico as she remains in a Mexican diplomatic office to avoid imprisonment.

Impsa is looking to revive its hydroelectric projects in Venezuela, which were initiated during the Chávez administration, amid changing political landscapes in both Argentina and Venezuela.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer's husband, Shawn DeRemer, has been barred from the Labor Department following allegations of sexual assault made by female staff members.

The husband of US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer has been banned from the department's premises due to allegations of sexual harassment.

The article discusses the political dynamics in Latin America, particularly focusing on the impact of U.S. foreign policy under Trump in relation to leftist governments.

A US military delegation has met with Venezuelan leaders to discuss cooperation in combating drug trafficking amid strained US-Venezuela relations.

In a reflection on friendship and career, Peruvian writer Jaime Bayly discusses his latest book, 'Los golpistas,' which paints a dramatic picture of Hugo Chávez's temporary ouster in Venezuela in 2002.

Senator Andrea Chávez Treviño of Morena shared news on social media about her upcoming marriage to Emil Kamar on Valentine’s Day.

The article discusses the controversial confessions made by celebrities during Yordi Rosado's interviews, highlighting discussions about shootouts and connections to narco culture.

Journalist Jaime Bayly expresses strong criticism of Donald Trump while emphasizing the necessity of capturing Nicolás Maduro in his latest book discussing the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez.

As the third anniversary of Julián Figueroa's death approaches, controversies arise regarding the alleged cause linked to a naltrexone implant, with insights from boxing icon Julio César Chávez.

A new Fox Nation documentary explores Nicolás Maduro's rise to power as Venezuela's leader and examines the geopolitical implications of the country's turmoil.

Jaime Bayly's novel 'The Coup Plotters' explores the life of Hugo Chávez and his adversaries, portraying them through a critical lens.

Mexican Senators Cynthia López Castro and Andrea Chávez Treviño denied involvement in the Senate's suspended aesthetic sessions and distanced themselves from the controversy during a committee meeting.

Legislator Raúl Chávez claims that the arrest of Guayaquil's mayor Aquiles Alvarez is a distraction from more pressing national issues.

Ecuadorian left-back Jhoanner Chávez has officially joined AC Sparta Prague on loan from Lens.

The article critiques the increasing arrogance and abuse of power by Mexican senators, highlighted by Andrea Chávez's use of Senate beauty salon services, which underscores a disconnect from the public and a growing discredit around the current regime.

Jaime Bayly discusses his new book 'Los golpistas', highlighting the failed 2002 coup against Hugo Chávez.

The article discusses the author's new novel 'Los golpistas,' inspired by the failed coup against Hugo Chávez in April 2002.

Christian Chávez debuted his new song 'Para Siempre' during an intimate concert in São Paulo, celebrating his music career and expressing gratitude to RBD fans.

Senator Andrea Chávez denies allegations of opening a beauty salon in the Senate and reveals her secret for maintaining her hairstyle.

Christian Chávez discusses his artistic journey and personal happiness in music during his interview on g1 Ouviu.

Cruz Pérez Cuéllar, mayor of Ciudad Juárez, asserts that the decision on the next governor of Chihuahua lies with the voters, not with high-ranking Morena officials, following Adán Augusto López's claim that Andrea Chávez will be the governor.

The Senate previously had a beauty salon where legislators could get makeup and hair services before sessions, but it has since been closed.

Diosdado Cabello reaffirmed his public support for Delcy Rodríguez as acting president of Venezuela, praising her courage in taking on a historical responsibility during commemorative events.

Julián LeBarón, an activist from Chihuahua, announced his willingness to run as an independent candidate for governor in 2027, competing against Morena senator Andrea Chávez.

Julián LeBaron announced his willingness to run for the governorship of Chihuahua in 2027, stating that he and his supporters are organizing a political project to defend their rights against perceived abuses by local authorities.

Chavismo has governed Venezuela for over a quarter century, during which it has altered its rhetoric and policies while consistently aiming to maintain power.

The article discusses how former President Donald Trump is rapidly undermining democracy in the United States, faster than leaders like Viktor Orbán, Hugo Chávez, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and Vladimir Putin.

Senator Adán Augusto López Hernández of Morena claims that his party colleague Andrea Chávez will be the candidate and the next governor of Chihuahua, asserting that the state deserves a good government.

In a tense matchup at the Pan American Stadium, México Verde secured their first victory in the Caribbean Series by defeating Panama 2-1, thanks to a crucial final pitch by Guadalupe Chávez.

The Venezuelan government has shifted away from the nationalization of the oil industry, allowing private companies to take over operational and financial management.

Mexican flag football player Victoria Chávez has been named the '2025 Athlete of the Year' by the International World Games Association, receiving over 50,000 votes in the digital poll.

In Costa Rica's presidential election, right-wing candidate Laura Fernandez, successor to President Chavez, has been declared the winner and plans to implement the 'Bukele Model' for addressing security issues.

Chavismo marks 27 years in power in Venezuela with its current leader, Nicolás Maduro, imprisoned in the United States after being captured nearly a month ago alongside his wife, Cilia Flores.

The article discusses various chronicles, reports, and essays by Venezuelan and foreign journalists that narrate the country's disintegration and the challenges of achieving a prosperous democracy, stemming from the era following Hugo Chávez's illness starting in 2011.

The Costa Rican government has revealed a conspiracy aimed at assassinating President Rodrigo Chavez just two weeks before the presidential elections.

Hugo Chávez, a significant figure in modern Venezuela and Latin America, was known for his 14-year rule, nationalization of key sectors, and alliances with other prominent leaders while criticizing Western policies.

The article discusses the cocaine and fentanyl trafficking network established by Chávez and inherited by Maduro to sustain his power in Venezuela.

President Trump stated that the US could dominate over 55% of global oil production if American companies are allowed to access Venezuela's oil resources.

The article discusses Trump's actions in Venezuela, comparing them to Hugo Chávez's approach, while criticizing the human rights abuses in Latin America.

The article discusses Diosdado Cabello's rise to power in Venezuela and his role as a staunch defender of the regime, potentially hindering any transition in the country.

The article discusses the rise of Venezuelan Minister Cabello, who is seen as a hardliner that could impede the country's transition, having known Chávez from his baseball days.

This article examines the collapse of Venezuela from wealth to ruin, detailing how the country lost 75% of its wealth from 2014 to 2020 under the leadership of Chavez and Maduro.

Nicolas Maduro's 'V for Victory' gesture after his arrest is interpreted as a message to his supporters, linking him to Hugo Chavez's anti-imperialist stance.

The article discusses the enduring impact of twenty-seven years of political power in Venezuela, beginning with Hugo Chávez in 1999 and its ongoing consequences, including a brief sense of happiness following Nicolás Maduro's capture.

False claims circulated on social media suggesting that US forces attacked the mausoleum of former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez during a recent military operation in Caracas, which were fueled by misinformation including by Colombian President Gustavo Petro.

Hugo Armando Carvajal, a former Venezuelan military intelligence chief and close ally of Hugo Chávez, has turned from a key figure in the Bolivarian regime to a crucial witness against Nicolás Maduro, revealing secrets that could impact U.S. legal actions.

Venezuela's economy has suffered for 26 years under Chávez and Maduro, with rampant inflation and a lack of socioeconomic prospects leading millions to flee the country.

Fausto Bertinotti, the former leader of the Communist Refoundation, reflects on his support for Hugo Chávez as a beacon of hope, contrasting it with Nicolás Maduro's authoritarianism.