Russia defends sending troops to back up Maduro in Venezuela
Pompeo has warned Moscow the U.S. "will not stand idly by as Russia exacerbates tensions in Venezuela"
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Venezuelan opposition seizes diplomatic offices in U.S.
President Nicolás Maduro's foreign ministry warned that his government could take "reciprocal" actions in Venezuelan territory
Maduro regime suggests Guaido behind Venezuelan blackouts
U.S. backed opposition claims over 17 have died in power cuts
U.S. pulling last of its embassy personnel from Venezuela
Move comes as blackout continues and desperation spreads across much of nation in grips of political crisis and hyperinflation
Blackout in Venezuela strains humanitarian crisis
Dr. Luis Fernandez told CBS News one patient lost her baby and he's now worried about others
Top Democrats urge Trump to back protections for Venezuelans
The legislation would allow Venezuelans living in the U.S. who have fled the country's collapsing economy to qualify for TPS protections
U.S. journalist detained in Venezuela has been freed
ABC affiliate WPLG-TV reporter Cody Weddle was seen leaving from his residence with five men wearing black uniforms early Wednesday
Venezuela's Maduro looks the other way as his chief foe comes home
Opposition leader Juan Guaidó risked arrest returning to Venezuela but breezed through airport security, so where does his uprising go now?
Pence announces new sanctions on Maduro regime in Venezuela
Maduro has managed to cling to power, or at least its semblance, in part because he has retained the loyalty of top military brass
As Venezuela crisis escalates, "all options" considered
Secretary of State Pompeo says U.S. will not rule out military force in challenging Venezuelan president
Pence: Maduro "danced" while "henchmen" murdered civilians
Announcing news sanctions on Maduro regime, Pence voices U.S. support for Venezuela's interim President Juan Guaidó
Pence to announce "clear actions" on Venezuela after deadly weekend clashes
Pence will travel to Bogotá, Colombia, to hold his first in-person meeting with Juan Guaidó, who the U.S. recognizes as the interim president of Venezuela
Puerto Rico governor: Venezuela threatened U.S.-financed ship
The ship carrying humanitarian aid for Venezuela was dispatched and financed by Puerto Rico's government
Venezuelan soldiers unleash tear gas as tensions rise over blocked aid
Opposition leader Juan Guaido has vowed to bring aid into the country over objections from President Nicolas Maduro
In Colombia, Pence will call for Maduro to step down
The Trump administration has slapped sanctions against Maduro's government and recognized the main opposition leader, National Assembly President Juan Guaidó
Decrying socialism, Trump looks to woo Florida's Latino vote
Both the president and his eventual 2020 Democratic challenger will be wooing Florida's growing Latin American diaspora
Rubio warns Venezuelan troops against "crime" of blocking aid
Standing at Venezuela's border with Colombia, U.S. senator tells Maduro's troops that following his orders would be a "crime against humanity"
U.S. sanctions five top Venezuela officials close to Maduro
"Treasury continues to target officials who have helped the illegitimate Maduro regime repress the Venezuelan people," Mnuchin said
Pompeo says Maduro knows he's losing support in Venezuela
U.S. military aircraft will deliver tons of emergency supplies to the Columbian border on Saturday
Trump says "all options" remain on the table to deal with Venezuela crisis
Meeting with Colombia's president in the Oval Office, the president declined to answer whether he was considering sending troops to Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition sets date for showdown with Maduro's forces
"Allow in the humanitarian aid. That's an order," U.S.-backed Juan Guaidó tells military, announcing date for aid caravans to challenge blocked border
Venezuelan officials: Aid tests military's loyalty to Maduro
The U.S. government said it's prepared to dispatch more than $20 million in humanitarian aid to Venezuela
Venezuela's Maduro tries to block humanitarian aid from U.S.
If U.S. manages to get desperately needed food and medicine into the country, it could boost the opposition, but it may not be easy
Hunger pushing Maduro's troops to tipping point in Venezuela
The Venezuelan armed forces are the kingmakers in an epic power struggle
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