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The number of missing persons in Venezuela nears 50,000, as families dig with their bare hands in search of loved ones

Nearly 4,300 people have been injured. La Guaira is among the worst-hit areas, while Caracas airport has suspended operations. International aid is now being mobilised

Death toll from Venezuela’s double earthquake rises to 235 as fears grow of thousands of casualties

Scenes of utter devastation in La Guaira and Morón, with rescuers and residents searching for survivors with their bare hands – Authorities warn that the death toll could skyrocket

Venezuela earthquakes: At least 164 people have been killed and 971 injured, country in state of emergency

Over 9,000 people have not yet made contact with relatives, according to a citizen-run platform, after twin earthquakes devastated Caracas and surrounding areas

Venezuela: Amnesty granted to 379 political prisoners

On Thursday, the Venezuelan parliament unanimously approved the amnesty law, which is expected to allow the release of hundreds of prisoners

Canadian mining company suspends operations in Cuba due to fuel shortage

Nickel is one of Cuba’s main export products, as the country faces a severe energy crisis

“The Discombobulator”: Trump’s revelation about the secret weapon the U.S. used during the capture of Maduro in Venezuela

The American president spoke of a previously unknown weapons system which, he said, “disabled” the equipment of Maduro’s forces during the operation to arrest him in Caracas, with no U.S. casualties

Maria Machado at the Vatican, a few days before she meets Trump

The Venezuelan opposition leader has been sidelined by Washington after the US intervention that overthrew Nicolas Maduro.

Cartel de los Soles at the Presidential Palace of Caracas: The drug-trafficking network that Chávez set up with Sinaloa and that kept Maduro in power

Evidence from U.S. authorities about the cocaine and fentanyl trafficking cartel created by the Chávez regime, “inherited” by Maduro and used to remain in power, pushing 250 tons of drugs a year onto American and European streets

Greek Woman from Venezuela to protothema: “How Maduro entered our homes”

The notorious Tun Tun operations, ruthless colectivos, days-long blackouts, water shortages, a monthly salary of 1 dollar, and Greek businesses that went bankrupt

WSJ: How US Navy Growlers paralyzed Venezuela’s air defense and paved the way for Maduro’s arrest

As analysts explain, the Growler can detect hostile radars, jam them, and block military communications

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