After Venezuela, Trump considers 'friendly' takeover of Cuba
President Donald Trump has announced his consideration of a 'friendly' takeover of Cuba amidst ongoing economic pressures on the island.
Washington allows the resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba
The U.S. Treasury has announced it will permit companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba, potentially alleviating the island's severe fuel crisis.
The United States eased oil export restrictions from Venezuela to Cuba
The United States has relaxed restrictions on Venezuelan oil exports to Cuba due to the severe economic crisis facing Cuba.
US authorizes resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba amid fuel crisis
The US Treasury Department has authorized companies to seek licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba to alleviate the island's severe fuel shortage.
USA eases oil sanctions targeted at Cuba
The United States has announced a slight easing of oil sanctions on Cuba in response to a severe energy crisis affecting the country.
On foot, by sea and by land, the struggle of a migrant to return to Venezuela with his adopted duck Filomena in Mexico
The article follows the journey of Jsoe Miguel, a Venezuelan migrant who is trying to return to Venezuela with his adopted duck Filomena, highlighting the challenges he faces along the way.
Cuban Minister: Accusations Against the USA - Spoke of a 'Humanitarian Catastrophe'
Cuban officials accuse the United States of creating a humanitarian crisis by enforcing energy blockades following the ousting of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Cuba oil crisis: What is Donald Trump's endgame?
The article discusses the US energy blockade on Cuba and the implications of Donald Trump's policies in relation to Cuba's oil crisis, especially following the sanctions on Venezuelan oil supplies.
US Pressure on the Cuban Government has Led the Country to Crisis
Increased US pressure on Cuba's government has resulted in critical shortages of fuel and electricity on the island, leading to significant disruptions in daily life.
Collapse, intervention or the 'Venezuelan model'? The options Trump considers for a regime change in Cuba
The article discusses potential strategies being considered by Trump for regime change in Cuba amid increasing humanitarian crises in the country.
Julio Borges Juyent, the former president of the Venezuelan Assembly who challenged Maduro: 'Democracy has become a large nursery of child-citizens'
Julio Borges Juyent addresses the spiritual crisis of democracy in his edited volume, highlighting the need for deeper understanding beyond mere reforms.
As Trump reshapes foreign policy, China moves to limit risks, reap gains
The article discusses how the Trump administration's shift in foreign policy priorities towards the Western Hemisphere is causing concern in China, prompting it to take steps to mitigate risks and capitalize on potential advantages.
Cuba on the brink of danger sends foreign minister to China for aid
Cuba seeks support from traditional allies, especially China, amid intensified U.S. oil sanctions following the collapse of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Venezuelan director portrays the despair of the country between fable and hallucinatory thriller
Filmmaker Mariana Rondón, living between Lima and Mexico City, returns to Venezuela to depict the ongoing humanitarian, political, and economic crisis through her works.
USA is pressing. How much longer can the red regime in Cuba survive
The article discusses the economic ties between Cuba, Venezuela, and the USA, and the impact of these relations on Cuba's current crisis, including the effects of Venezuelan oil supply changes, US pressure actions on the Cuban regime, key political figures in Cuba, and the struggling sectors of Cuba's economy.
The Venezuela crisis reignites confrontation between the Government and the PP in Congress
The Venezuelan crisis has prompted an extraordinary plenary session in Congress, resulting in heightened tensions between the Government and the PP, with accusations flying regarding dealings with Delcy Rodríguez.
F.A.Z. Early Thinkers: What is the Future of Greenland?
The crisis meeting regarding Greenland yielded no agreement, while Venezuelan opposition leader Machado visits Trump and German handball players start their European Championship against Austria.
From Venezuelan Oil to Greenland Minerals: America's Strategy to Escape Its Crises
The article discusses how the United States is attempting to export its deep internal crises through foreign policy, which has shifted from managing stable interests to creating tension and chaos as a means of addressing domestic failures.
The Strangulation of Cuba
Cuba is experiencing its worst crisis since the revolution, marked by prolonged blackouts, shortages of fuel, medicines, and food, and increased pressure from the U.S. government requiring a shift towards openness.
The Pope meets with María Corina Machado before his meeting with Trump and consolidates his mediating role in Venezuela
The Pope met with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado in the Vatican, strengthening his mediating position in the Venezuelan crisis ahead of his scheduled meeting with Trump.
Cuba: between collapse and a desperate struggle for survival
The article discusses the critical impact of the loss of Venezuelan oil supplies on the Cuban economy and how energy shortages affect daily life, while exploring the coping mechanisms of Cubans amid the economic crisis.
Pope Leone receives Maria Corina Machado, leader of the opposition in Venezuela and Nobel Prize winner
Pope Leone XIV held an audience with Maria Corina Machado, the opposition leader in Venezuela and last year's Nobel Peace Prize winner, amid the Venezuelan crisis.
‘We are not free yet’: Venezuelan exiles react a week after Maduro’s capture
Venezuelan exiles expressed a mixture of relief and uncertainty after Nicolás Maduro's removal, believing it does not signify the end of the country's crisis.
Sánchez rides, Esquerra plays, Junts takes a risk
The article discusses the political maneuvering of Pedro Sánchez and Oriol Junqueras in the context of Spanish governance amidst international tensions.
Always on the Wrong Side: Meloni's Lesson to the Left Pro-Maduro
Giorgia Meloni criticized the Italian left and CGIL for their stance against American intervention in Venezuela, highlighting the dire situation of the Venezuelan people.
Why Many Republican Voters Support Trump’s Use of Force in Venezuela
The article explores the reasons behind Republican voters' support for President Trump's possible military intervention in Venezuela.
Tomáš Forró: Nothing Worked in Venezuela. Now Chaos Could Be Even Greater
War reporter Tomáš Forró warns that the potential fallout from Nicholas Maduro's kidnapping could lead to increased chaos and civil war in Venezuela, and that a U.S. invasion would mirror Vietnam’s failures.
Surprise at the White House: Trump announces that he will meet with María Corina Machado next week
Donald Trump announced he will meet with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado in Washington next week, indicating a significant move regarding the crisis in Venezuela.
Ayuso showcases her harmony with Milei at a meeting in Buenos Aires with the Venezuelan crisis on the table
Madrid's president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, met with Argentine President Javier Milei to discuss mutual concerns regarding the future of their countries amid the Venezuelan crisis.
Macron: “We refuse new colonialism and imperialism, the USA is distancing itself from Allies”
French President Macron delivered a strong condemnation of the United States following its actions in Venezuela and Trump's threats regarding Greenland, stating that 'the law of the strongest' is in effect.
The Swamp Awaits America in Venezuela
In this article from Foreign Affairs, former diplomat Juan S. González analyzes the implications of the U.S. overthrowing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, noting that the Venezuelan crisis is far from over despite dramatic portrayals of Maduro's arrest and transfer to the U.S.
US Attack: "Anything is better than living in Venezuela"
The article discusses the intense media presence at the Simón Bolívar Bridge, highlighting the ongoing dramatic situation between Colombia and Venezuela as journalists gather to assess the mood amid the crisis in Caracas.
Refugee Crisis at the Border - Millions Seeking Shelter in Colombia
Colombia has stationed approximately 30,000 soldiers along the Colombian-Venezuelan border to prevent chaos amid a refugee crisis, but the effectiveness of these measures is unclear.
Sánchez seeks to emulate the 'Gaza effect' to benefit from the Venezuelan crisis
Pedro Sánchez is looking to leverage the international scene to strengthen his leadership and criticize Trump amid domestic challenges.
Venezuela, reflections also on Italy
The Venezuelan crisis is perceived as just beginning, potentially leading to worsening relations between the United States and Europe, with Italy and the rest of the EU grappling with the implications immediately following the attack on Maduro's regime.
Trump suspects weapons of mass destruction in Greenland
The article discusses Trump's claims of potential weapons of mass destruction in Greenland, amidst concerns following U.S. actions in Venezuela.
The New Rules of Risk
The article discusses how subtle changes can indicate significant structural fractures in global order, exemplified by the Venezuelan crisis.
Kim justifies the launch of new missiles by the 'recent geopolitical crisis'
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un justified the launch of ballistic missiles due to the recent geopolitical crisis, following the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States.
The EU demands respect for the will of the people of Venezuela, signed by 25 countries including Greece
The European Union calls for respect for the will of the Venezuelan people, with 25 member countries, including Greece, emphasizing that this is the only way to resolve the crisis.
EU: "The only way to resolve the crisis is to respect the will of the Venezuelan people"
The European Union has called for respect for the Venezuelan people's will following the removal of President Nicolás Maduro by the United States, stating that this is the only way to resolve the crisis.
Behind the News: Reviewing the Future of Governance in Venezuela
The program 'Behind the News' discusses the Venezuelan crisis, examining the Trump administration's vision for the post-Maduro era while addressing the legitimacy of Maduro's government amid external pressures.
Trump's Messages Go Beyond Venezuela and the Aftershocks Shake Latin America
The Venezuelan crisis has entered a new phase of complexity following official US statements about the Trump administration's vision for Venezuela's future, amidst a military operation that led to the arrest of President Nicolás Maduro.
Venezuelan oil company will request a reduction in crude production
Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA plans to ask joint venture partners to reduce crude oil output due to rising inventories and limited diluent supplies amid an ongoing U.S. maritime blockade.
Global newspapers: The "Iraq scenario" looms over Venezuela
Global media discuss the implications of the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, warning that the aftermath may be more complex and dangerous, drawing comparisons to Iraq's experience and fears of political vacuum and open security chaos.
Does the arrest of Maduro by America worsen the living conditions of Venezuelans?
The recent U.S. arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro adds uncertainty to an already struggling economy as it faces an ongoing crisis for over a decade.
What are the latest developments in the Venezuela crisis after Maduro's imprisonment?
U.S. authorities have detained Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a Brooklyn facility ahead of his federal court appearance in New York on drug and arms charges, amidst reports of a U.S. military operation in Venezuela.
Italians in Venezuela locked in their homes: 'We are stockpiling, fearing a second attack'
Italians in Venezuela express fear and uncertainty after a recent US bombardment in Caracas, as tensions rise following Trump's announcement of potential further military intervention.
Trump's message to the world: America is my playground – and I do what I want
President Donald Trump is dismantling the global order established by the U.S. over the past 80 years, asserting that he can act unilaterally without seeking international approval for actions like intervening in Venezuela.
US capture of Maduro throws spotlight on Venezuela’s massive oil reserves
The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by US forces highlights the country's vast oil reserves, amidst its ongoing economic and political crisis.
Crisis in Venezuela: who is Nicolás Maduro, the authoritarian and contested president since 2013?
Nicolás Maduro, the contested Venezuelan president since 2013, has faced immense public anger and has opted for repression amid ongoing crises and his recent capture by the United States.