(Bloomberg) -- After claiming victory in Venezuela’s July presidential election despite evidence to the contrary, the country’s long-time ruler Nicolás Maduro has been sworn in for a third ...

Nicolás Maduro orders a higher military and police presence in the streets of Caracas prior to take office on 10 January for another six years Nicolás Maduro has now been in power in Venezuela ...

Nicolás Maduro was sworn ... Friday. He has been in exile since September and the Chavista regime had announced he would be arrested should he set foot in Venezuela. Hours before the ceremony ...

So far, the second Trump’s administration seems to be sticking to the line of not officially recognizing Maduro and preferring his departure from the scene. It has kept sanctions on the country intact ...

Mr. Maduro’s government has a long history of human rights abuses inside Venezuela. But the government has also been tracking down dissidents abroad for years, according to former Venezuelan ...

President Donald Trump's envoy for special missions, Richard Grenell, has traveled to Venezuela ... Maduro to take back all the Venezuelan criminals and Tren de Aragua gang members that have been ...

Grenell’s hours long trip ... pass before me,” Maduro said. ”This is the fourth term, and our message has been one: We want to build relationships of respect for Venezuela’s sovereignty ...

Pundits in Venezuela and ... that maintains that Maduro stole last summer’s election – a claim Maduro has dismissed. Maduro’s real aim might have just been to attract Trump’s attention ...

Venezuelan state television broadcasted footage of Grenell meeting with Maduro in ... left for Venezuela with two "immediate directives." "Number one, Rick Grenell has been instructed to identify ...