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Venezuela’s Interim President Floats a Partial Reform of the Oil Law

Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, on Thursday mentioned a “partial reform” of the oil law in a speech before the National Assembly, less than two weeks after the U.

Trump Hails Machado’s “Magnificent Gesture” After Being Offered Her Nobel Peace Prize Medal

Donald Trump on Thursday welcomed the “magnificent gesture” of Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado, who presented him with the medal from her Nobel Peace Prize during their meeting at the White House.

United States Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Countries

The United States announced on Wednesday the freezing of all visa procedures for 75 countries, as part of the immigration crackdown launched by Donald Trump since his return to power.

Trump Orders U.S. Withdrawal from 66 International Organizations

Donald Trump launched a new attack on climate diplomacy on Wednesday, ordering the United States to withdraw from a treaty and from the leading scientific committee on climate, organizations among dozens identified by Washington as no longer “serving American interests.

How Cuba Has Sought to Cope with Over 60 Years of Embargo

Subjected since 1962 to an embargo imposed by the United States at the height of the Cold War and reinforced over the years, the communist island of Cuba has for more than 60 years been trying to withstand the asphyxiation of its economy, with great difficulty.

Trump Intends to “Dictate” Venezuela’s Decisions Until Further Notice

United States intend, “until further notice,” to dictate the decisions of Venezuela’s authorities, in particular by keeping control over the marketing of Venezuelan oil for an “indefinite” period, the Trump administration announced on Wednesday.

U.S. Seizes Russia-Linked Oil Tanker in the North Atlantic, Moscow Protests

The United States seized on Wednesday in the North Atlantic a tanker linked to Russia after having pursued it for several weeks as part of the U.

Greenland: Trump Considers Multiple Options, Including Military Action

Donald Trump is considering “several options” to acquire Greenland, including “using the military,” his spokesperson said on Tuesday—further fueling concern in Europe over the fate of the Arctic island, an autonomous territory of Denmark.

Following His Capture, Nicolás Maduro Enters Not Guilty Plea to Drug Trafficking Charges in New York

The ousted Venezuelan head of state, Nicolas Maduro, captured on Saturday by the U.

Key U.S. Interventions in Latin America

The United States, which announced on Saturday that it had launched a “large-scale attack” against Venezuela, has a long history of military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America.

Honduras Election: Right-Wing Rivals Neck and Neck as Trump Casts Blame

Following the Washington Attack, Trump Administration Toughens Immigration Measures Once Again

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