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Venezuelan vice president demands proof of life from U.S. after Maduro’s capture

Venezuela’s VP Delcy Rodriguez held a news conference demanding that the U.S. provide proof that Maduro is alive and well after his capture.

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Venezuela's Vice President Targets Trump in Sharp Rebuke, Says 'We Demand Proof Of Life'

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Capture of Maduro and US Claim It Will Run Venezuela Raise New Legal Questions

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With Maduro Out, Venezuelan Bondholders Hope for Rally

Investors holding underwater Venezuelan bonds are predicting the assets could rally on Monday on the belief that the American incursion will ultimately lead to relaxing U.S. sanctions that have kept V...

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'A long road ahead': Venezuelans react to Maduro's arrest with hope and worry

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Uncertainty grips Venezuela after Maduro’s capture

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Maduro brought to US to face charges as Trump vows to ‘run’ Venezuela and take control of oil reserves

In the immediate hours following US forces bombing Caracas and abducting Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Venezuela’s beleaguered opposition was ecstatic.

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In Toppling Maduro, Trump Risks Blowback from ‘America First’ Base

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After Maduro’s Capture, A Flurry of Memes

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US military strike near Venezuela disrupts life in fishing communities

GÜIRIA, Venezuela - On Venezuela's Paria Peninsula, an idyllic stretch of Caribbean coast, it is an open secret that boats departing from its ports transport both drugs and fish. Residents claim not to know who owns the illegal cargo, but they can tell ...

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US military strike off the coast of Venezuela disrupts life in impoverished fishing communities

GÜIRIA, Venezuela (AP) — On Venezuela’s Paria Peninsula, an idyllic stretch of Caribbean coast, it is an open secret that boats departing from its ports transport both drugs and fish. Residents claim not to know who owns the illegal cargo, but they ...

Venezuela’s Maduro Arrives in New York to Face Charges

Jan. 3, 2026 at 8:44 p.m. ET