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January 6, 2026

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CIA warns Maduro allies likely to maintain stability after power change

Machado argued that Rodriguez is widely “rejected” by the Venezuelan people, public support lies with the opposition Vice President Delcy Rodriguez attends her swearing-in ceremony as Venezuela’s interim president at the National Assembly after the US launched a crackdown on the country and arrested President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, in Caracas, Venezuela, January 5, 2026 Photo: Reuters A classified CIA assessment presented to US President Donald Trump concluded that senior Maduro loyalists, including Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, were best placed to maintain stability if the Venezuelan leader were to lose power, two sources briefed on the matter

January 5, 2026

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China condemns US arrest of Maduro, says countries can’t act as ‘global judge’

“We have never believed that any country can act as the world’s police,” says Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attends the ASEAN post-ministerial meeting with China at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia July 10, 2025. Source: Reuters Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing cannot accept any country acting as the “judge of the world” following the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by the United States. “We have never believed that any country can act as the world’s police, nor do we accept that any nation can claim to be

January 4, 2026

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Venezuela’s interim government says it remains united behind Maduro after US arrest

Venezuela’s interim leader and oil minister Delci Rodriguez addresses the media in Caracas, Venezuela.— Reuters/File Rubio says ‘premature’ to talk about new polls on Venezuela. The streets are quiet amid anxiety over the next developments. The Vice President takes over the country as interim leader. Venezuela’s top official said Sunday that the country’s government will remain united behind President Nicolas Maduro, whose US arrest has sparked deep uncertainty about what’s next for the oil-rich South American nation. Maduro is in a New York detention center awaiting a court appearance on Monday on drug charges after US President Donald Trump ordered

January 4, 2026

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Decoding post-arrest image of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro blindfolded by Trump

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is pictured in US custody following his arrest. — TruthSocial@realDonaldTrump The United States has successfully captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, along with his wife, during a nighttime raid in the Latin American capital of Caracas. President Trump announced the development in a post on Truth Social and later went on to share a photo of a blindfolded Maduro under arrest on the USS Iwo Jima in US custody. The image, due to its sheer impact, showing the president of a country in custody, has been widely circulated by netizens and news media worldwide. However, one may

January 4, 2026

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Maduro in New York detention center as Trump says US will ‘rule’ Venezuela

Venezuela’s US-backed opposition calls for change as Maduro’s arrest amid uncertainty A still picture shows Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro being led into custody down a corridor at the offices of the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in New York, U.S., January 3, 2026. PHOTO: REUTERS Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was in a New York jail hours after US special forces arrested him and flew him out of his country, which Donald Trump said would come under effective US control. The US president’s announcement followed a pre-dawn blitz in which commandos seized Maduro and his wife, while airstrikes hit locations in

December 31, 2025

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US sanctions Iran-Venezuela drone trade amid pressure on Maduro

Trump says US destroys drug dock in Venezuela in what could be first land strike in trafficking campaign The USS Gravely arrived in Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday for joint exercises off the coast of Venezuela. Photo: AFP The United States announced sanctions on Tuesday targeting Iran’s drone trade with Venezuela, a move that comes as Washington steps up a pressure campaign against leftist Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The U.S. Treasury Department has targeted 10 individuals and entities based in Venezuela and Iran over issues including the purchase of Iranian-designed drones, efforts to procure chemicals used for ballistic missiles and

December 24, 2025

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US tells UN it will defund Maduro, Venezuela’s drug cartel

United States Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz speaks during a Security Council meeting to discuss “continued US aggression” against Venezuela, at the UN headquarters in New York, U.S., December 23, 2025. — Reuters The US tells the UN it will cut off Maduro, the drug cartel, from resources. Russia warns US actions could set precedent for Latin America. China urges the US to “avoid further escalation of tensions”. The United States told the United Nations on Tuesday it would impose and impose sanctions “to the fullest extent” to deprive Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of resources, as Russia warned

December 20, 2025

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The US is imposing sanctions on family members and associates of Venezuela’s Maduro

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro attends an event in Caracas, Venezuela, May 1, 2023. — Reuters The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on family members and associates of Nicolas Maduro and his wife, as Washington steps up pressure on the Venezuelan president. The US Treasury Department, in a statement, said it had sanctioned seven people it said had ties to Maduro and his wife. Finance Minister Scott Bessent accused them of “supporting Nicolas Maduro’s rogue narcotics.” “We will not allow Venezuela to continue flooding our nation with deadly drugs,” Bessed said. “Maduro and his criminal associates threaten the peace and

September 6, 2025

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President Maduro warns the armed struggle as Trump threatens Venezuela Jets

Venezuelan President Nikolat Mantouro said on Friday that his country would move to a “armed struggle” stage if he had attacked. Maduro said that while Venezuela “is still in the phase of the unarmed race”, any attack would cause an answer from “the whole people against aggression, either local, regional or national”. Maduro made the comments during the “operational and organizational activation of the entire Bolivia national militia”, noting that Venezuela is in a “recruitment and preparation phase”. Read more: US strike sinks Venezuelan drug boat, 11 killed The country will proceed with the “development of defenders, training and re

September 12, 2024

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The Biden administration is responding to Venezuela’s election fraud with new sanctions

WASHINGTON: u The Biden administration announced Thursday that it has imposed sanctions on 16 allies of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in response to allegations of voter fraud and a subsequent crackdown on the opposition following the country’s recent election. The action comes days after Edmundo González, the opposition leader recognized by the US and other nations as the legitimate winner of the July 28 presidential election, fled to Spain following an arrest warrant issued by Maduro’s government. The US sanctions target key individuals including Supreme Court President Caryslia Rodriguez, Electoral Council Director Rosalba Gil and National Assembly Vice President Pedro

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