U.S. Slaps Sanctions On Venezuelans Linked To Maduro Regime
The U.S. Treasury Department slapped sanctions on eight more people connected to the Maduro Regime.
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The U.S. Treasury Department slapped sanctions on eight more people connected to the Maduro Regime.
The Venezuelan government is making it harder for opposition groups to take to the streets.
In a unanimous vote, Miami-Dade commissioners took up legislation to condemn the recent elections in Venezuela.
The Venezuelan government has called an attack at a military base a terrorist action, placing the blame partly on opponents here in South Florida.
CBS Miami news anchor Rick Folbaum continues the conversation on the crisis in Venezuela but with a different perspective.
This weekend the crisis in Venezuela enters a new phase.
Venezuela's new national constituent assembly voted Saturday to permanently remove Luisa Ortega Diaz from her post as the country's attorney general.
Nicolas Maduro has put the final touches on his takeover of Venezuela's government.
The CEO of the firm who provided an automated system for Venezuela's election Sunday say the results were "tampered with."
In Venezuela, we are witnessing the arrests of political prisoners, suppressed freedoms and now a dictatorship.
The families of Venezuelan opposition leaders Leopoldo Lopez and Antonio Ledezma say they were taken from their homes, where they were under house arrest, by state security agents.
The United States has slapped sanctions against Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro following a controversial election.
Outside the well-known Venezuelan Restaurant El Arepazo 2 in Doral Owner Lorenzo Di Stefano says he's followed Venezuela's vote in his home country very closely.
Voters lined up around the block in one of the largest cities in Venezuela to cast their ballots in a poll that could mark a turning point for the country.
Opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro are calling for continued protests ahead of Sunday's controversial election.
If you are an American in Venezuela, get out.
Florida's governor released details about a proposal to prohibit the state from doing business with any organization that supports the Maduro Regime.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management is working behind the scenes after buying $2.8 billion in bonds in Venezuela's state-run oil company. This while Florida's Governor works to prevent the state from doing business with companies supporting the Maduro Regime.
The luggage coming through makes it look like an airport but at the bridge that spans the border between Venezuela and Cucuta, Colombia, thousands of Venezuelans cross daily in search of food, medicine and work.
The votes are in - 98 percent of Venezuelans don't want President Maduro to change the Constitution.
Venezuelan expatriates began voting in hundreds of cities worldwide on Sunday.
Governor Rick Scott is weighing in on the crisis in Venezuela.
Many South Florida political leaders calling this move a sham concession by the Maduro regime calling for all political prisoners to be released and schedule a free and fair election.
Clashes erupted outside Venezuela's National Assembly between supporters of President Nicolas Maduro and opposition lawmakers.
Florida may sever its connections to businesses that support Venezuela's current government.
