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Minister Alejandra Monteoliva stated that the Argentine government did not take part in the negotiations resulting in the release of gendarme Nahuel Gallo from Venezuelan custody after over 400 days.

Venezuela has accused Panama of forcibly opening a Venezuelan diplomatic bag at Tocumen International Airport and is demanding adherence to diplomatic norms.

Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodriguez announced the release of political prisoners and pledged to welcome exiled citizens back home, signaling a potential shift in relations with the West.

Experts suggest that Venezuelan Socialists are strategically aligning with Trump's interests as a means to prolong their power.

The U.S. Southern Command chief, General Francis Donovan, visited Caracas to discuss security, migration, and energy cooperation with Venezuelan authorities.

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

US military officials paid an unprecedented visit to Venezuela following the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, marking a significant shift in US-Venezuelan relations.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores received a consular visit while detained in New York, with their next court hearing scheduled for March 26.

Venezuelan opposition leader Pedro Urruchurtu discusses the necessity of using force in the struggle against Nicolás Maduro's regime, reflecting on his experiences of political repression.

Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodríguez announced she was invited to the US to discuss cooperation with the Trump administration regarding the country's oil industry.

Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, asserts that Nicolás Maduro remains the legitimate leader of the country despite his arrest in the United States on drug trafficking charges.

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has pledged to dramatically increase Venezuelan oil output following his meeting with interim leader Delcy Rodríguez.

The US Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, has arrived in Caracas to explore the potential for increased oil business relations with the Venezuelan government under Nicolás Maduro.

A summary of significant political and social events occurring around February 10, 2026, including accusations against a judicial minister in Brazil and developments in U.S.-Venezuela relations.

Indian Oil Corp and Hindustan Petroleum have jointly purchased Venezuelan crude, reigniting their trade relations after a hiatus.

Alex Saab, a controversial figure and alleged money launderer for Venezuelan President Maduro, was reportedly detained by the government, sparking renewed judicial scrutiny from U.S. authorities over his connections to Chavismo's financial network.

After a year of strained relations, Colombian President Gustavo Petro and U.S. President Donald Trump met on February 3, 2023, resulting in a positive outcome for both leaders amidst their complex relationship, particularly following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro a month earlier.

Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez called for improving relations with the United States on the one-month anniversary of Nicolás Maduro's arrest during a U.S. operation in Caracas.

Donald Trump revealed that during a conversation with Indian Prime Minister Modi, he agreed to halt Russian oil purchases in favor of American and potentially Venezuelan oil due to trade relations and the war in Ukraine.

Venezuelan acting president Delcy Rodríguez met with the new US chargé d'affaires, Laura Dogu, as the latter arrives to reopen the US diplomatic mission in Venezuela after seven years of closure due to broken relations between the two countries.

The U.S. and Venezuelan officials met in Caracas to discuss diplomatic relations and a transition plan following Maduro's capture.

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.

U.S. President Donald Trump praised Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez after their phone call, emphasizing the positive working relationship despite her ties to the Maduro government.

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares highlights the threats to peace and international norms and suggests forming a global alliance for multilateralism, while facing criticism from the PP for allegedly supporting tyrannical regimes.

Donald Trump praised Venezuelan President Delsy Rodríguez, describing her as a wonderful person after their recent communication.

The U.S. is rapidly moving to establish trade relations with Venezuela by selling its oil amidst the changing geopolitical context.

A Venezuelan envoy is set to visit the United States for the first official trip in several years, signaling a potential thaw in relations between the two countries.

The Venezuelan government has started releasing American prisoners as part of a shift in its political strategy towards the U.S.

The article discusses how Pope Leo XIV positions himself on the moral side by meeting with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado amidst tensions following the U.S. attack on Venezuela.

Former President Trump has expressed willingness to meet with Venezuela's interim leader following a recent significant political event.

The U.S. raid to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has sparked controversy regarding its implications for international norms and its potential to deter rivals like China and Russia.

Donald Trump has intensified his threats toward Cuba, suggesting they reach an agreement quickly due to the longstanding reliance on Venezuelan resources.

The article discusses the implications of the Trump Administration's unilateral actions against other countries on international relations, particularly in the context of Venezuelan diplomacy.

Singapore has expressed deep concerns regarding Trump's plan to detain Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, emphasizing its potential threat to the foundational aspects of international relations affecting small countries.

The United States and Venezuela are considering re-establishing diplomatic relations following the capture of a Venezuelan president.

US President Donald Trump stated he would not order the kidnapping of Russian President Vladimir Putin, deeming the idea unnecessary after the recent capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

The Venezuelan government announced its intention to explore diplomatic relations with the United States, with plans for a Venezuelan delegation to visit the U.S. for assessments.

The Venezuelan government is exploring options for expanding diplomatic ties with the United States, with U.S. officials traveling to Caracas for assessments of the potential reopening of the embassy.

Venezuelan President Donald Trump notes that Caracas has released prisoners while simultaneously claiming independence from U.S. influence, as Trump discusses opportunities in Venezuela with American oil executives.

The release of a significant number of political prisoners by the Venezuelan regime is a response to explicit pressure from the United States following Nicolás Maduro's capture, rather than a genuine change in policy.

A special cross-party committee for the agricultural sector is expected to be established by the end of the month, focusing on issues within the primary sector, as approved by the Parliament's Conference of Presidents despite some dissent from the KKE.

The Senate voted to restrict President Trump's powers regarding Venezuela amidst announcements of prisoner releases by the Venezuelan government and ongoing developments in U.S.-Venezuela relations.

Donald Trump detailed his plans for managing Venezuelan oil, implying that the U.S. would receive between 30 and 50 million barrels, contingent upon lifting sanctions and controlling commercialization.

The US has seized two oil tankers linked to Venezuela's shipping in the Atlantic amidst rising international tensions over Venezuelan oil and American embargo strategies.

Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez asserts that drug trafficking and human rights issues were merely excuses for U.S. interests in Venezuela's oil, while normalizing economic relations between the two nations.

The arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has provoked a complex and divided response from European capitals, revealing hidden tensions within European positions amid a shifting international landscape.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that Venezuelan President was 'obviously' captured by American forces and taken to the US, in coordination with some Venezuelan authorities, expressing that people are excited rather than upset about it.

The German government has criticized the USA for that country's actions regarding the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by US special forces, questioning the legality of the US's approach in the UN Security Council.

The arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro may alter U.S. foreign relations and drug trafficking dynamics as he and his wife face serious charges of narco-terrorism.

Spain's Foreign Minister cautions the US that Venezuela's natural resources are for its people, amid news of Maduro's detention and statements from Trump regarding oil shipments.